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What Could Be Cause Of Pain In Lower Back With Frozen Legs?
hello Dr I am a house wife 44 old and I am studding firs time Online from Aug 2013 first time my pain low back without frozen legs last Dec 2013 and my MIR showed multilevel degenerative disc with the most sever disease at the level of L4-5 . then I took methylprednisolone for 1 week and backed my healthy I really was so happy for 1 month and I Continued swimming up to now and but second time last week ago No Reason again pain my back start with frozen legs up to now and with swimming or Exercise relieve pain for 15 and again starting Difference pain and then I don t want to use methylprednisolone again . Also I never use Physiotherapy because of donot believe physiotherapy treatment What do you think I am ? Thank yo
Tue, 11 Feb 2014
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it seems you have slip disc problem.in your query you have mentioned about frozen legs what does it actually means do you have numbness/tingling sensation in legs?please clear.
as far as backache is concerned all you need is excercises for back. take care.
it seems you have slip disc problem.in your query you have mentioned about frozen legs what does it actually means do you have numbness/tingling sensation in legs?please clear.
as far as backache is concerned all you need is excercises for back. take care.
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Hello & Welcome to HCM,
I had gone through the case and i will advise you to take Calcium and vitamin D3 .Also do regular exercise of lumbar and cervical region.Avoid forward bending and if pain increases then you can use hot belt for temporary relief.For permanent cure you need to do exercise and take calcium rich diet with calcium and vitamin D3.Hope my answer will be effective for you.
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Dr.Soni Verma
Homoeopathic Physician and fitness Trainer
I had gone through the case and i will advise you to take Calcium and vitamin D3 .Also do regular exercise of lumbar and cervical region.Avoid forward bending and if pain increases then you can use hot belt for temporary relief.For permanent cure you need to do exercise and take calcium rich diet with calcium and vitamin D3.Hope my answer will be effective for you.
thanks,
Dr.Soni Verma
Homoeopathic Physician and fitness Trainer
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