Hi Doctor,
Recently my mother is suffering from paresthesia (numbness and tingling) on the right waist. In that region she also complains of mild pain and feels that area to be a bit swollen up.
It does not cause her any pain during normal day to day work.
She has been using a hot bag over it for past 1 week and seeing very less improvements.
Please suggest what is the best way forward.
What could this be?
Thank you
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Neurologist
Hi ! Your mother's symptoms suggest she is having lumbar spondylosis, a degenerative process of aging causing reduced space between back bones leading to compression of nerves .
That leads to back pain , tingling n numbness in back , also radiates to legs .
In general avoid heavy wt lifting , forward bending and staircase climbing . Can do physiotherapy.
Next Steps
Do a x-ray of lower back and can consult a Neurologist for medication.
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