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Disc prolapse with pain
I had disc prolapse few months back....how could I check the current status? sometime i f I sit for long time....there is a minute pain..
Asked On : Fri, 8 Jan 2010
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consult a oorthopedician , physiotherapy will definitely help .
Answered: Thu, 5 May 2011
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Answered: Mon, 23 Aug 2010
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You have to consult an Orthopedic doctor. Physiotherapy treatment is good for you.
Visit your doctor and get Traction for the same, as well as Spinal support and Postural guidance rest and work is important and Some Spinal exercises is good for you under guidence of physioterepist.
Wish you Good Health.
Thanks
Welcome to Healthcaremagic
You have to consult an Orthopedic doctor. Physiotherapy treatment is good for you.
Visit your doctor and get Traction for the same, as well as Spinal support and Postural guidance rest and work is important and Some Spinal exercises is good for you under guidence of physioterepist.
Wish you Good Health.
Thanks
Answered: Sun, 24 Apr 2011
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Anonymous's Response
this can only be done by the combination of the clinical examination by the spine surgeon and MRI interpretation by the radiologist, contact the spine surgeon for this he will help you out in this
Answered: Fri, 8 Jan 2010
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Disc prolapse is serious. You should be under full rest. If it does not improve then surgery is required.
Answered: Mon, 18 Jan 2010
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IF you are not having much pain, then it is sure to have improved.
Answered: Mon, 18 Jan 2010
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