Lump in back, pain & numbness in leg

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There is small lump in back, causing numbness and pain in leg and back, consulted orthopedist.. they advised for physiotherapy but increased the pain.

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Dr. Santhosh R Neurosurgeon 17 yrs exp Puducherry · Accepted Answer

Dr. Santhosh R

Neurosurgeon 17 yrs exp Puducherry

Need to discuss what kind of lump and where exactly in the back. If physio has increased the pain then you will have to consult nearest Neuro or Spine specialist. Consult online with details of the pain, duration and treatment taken so far. Till then avoid lifting heavy objects

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