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What Causes Popping Of The Back While Sitting Up Straight?
When i had my daughter 4 months ago something pop in my lower back. For a while it hurt and my doctor told me that it was prob soar from laying in bed! Now it pops back and forth and i can feel it mostly when i sit up straight? but now but right leg is going numb? do you know what this could be?
Wed, 19 Nov 2014
General & Family Physician, Dr. Nizar Ali's Response
Hello...I come through your question...back ache andoctor.numbness in the one leg.. Let me explain to you.. Back bone has spinall cord in it and these bone has transits for the nerves which supply the lower half of the body.. If there is something compressing on these nerves then it produce pain and often this pain may radiate to legs and also you feel the numbness.. I will advise to do a CT scan of lumber spine and then consult a neurosurgeon.
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What Causes Popping Of The Back While Sitting Up Straight?
Hello...I come through your question...back ache andoctor.numbness in the one leg.. Let me explain to you.. Back bone has spinall cord in it and these bone has transits for the nerves which supply the lower half of the body.. If there is something compressing on these nerves then it produce pain and often this pain may radiate to legs and also you feel the numbness.. I will advise to do a CT scan of lumber spine and then consult a neurosurgeon.