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Constipation, Have Back Pain, Numbness An Pain In Legs, Frequent Migraines With Temple Pains. Is It Due To Hard Stools?

Hello I m a 34 year old female diagnose with fibro , diverticulitis about 4 yrs ago my problem right now I ve dealt with constipation for years my right side back started hurting yesterday really now my right leg is numb and hurts.. Could this be due to constipation are something else I suffer from migraines also and then last one I had 2 days ago was only on my right side and my temple area still hurts I m sorry it long
Fri, 6 Jul 2012
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Hi,
Thanks for writing in.
The pain in the back and numbness in the leg is not related to diverticulitis or migraine. It seems like a nerve compression by a displaced intervertebral disc or another structure. I would suggest you see a general physician as soon as possible who can examine you and refer you to an orthopaedician if required.
Till then, please avoid forward bending and lifting heavy weights. Use a hard mattress and maintain a proper posture throughout.
Hope this helps
Regards
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Constipation, Have Back Pain, Numbness An Pain In Legs, Frequent Migraines With Temple Pains. Is It Due To Hard Stools?

Hi, Thanks for writing in. The pain in the back and numbness in the leg is not related to diverticulitis or migraine. It seems like a nerve compression by a displaced intervertebral disc or another structure. I would suggest you see a general physician as soon as possible who can examine you and refer you to an orthopaedician if required. Till then, please avoid forward bending and lifting heavy weights. Use a hard mattress and maintain a proper posture throughout. Hope this helps Regards