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Severe Leg pain. More intense at night
Grandmother is suffering with leg pain from 3 months. Cannot able to stand for sometime also. First back pain was there later turned to leg pain. Sleep is not effective due to pain below leg knee.. using medications like nuradec injection and tablets triple a cal , Rado capsules, mobiqik tablets.
But not cured. Waiting to consult a doctor.please suggest.
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Could be disc prolapse,
Manual physiotherapist can push it,back to it's normal position
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Consult a manual physiotherapists near by,
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Use LS Belt
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Avoid Squatting-
Avoid sitting Cross legged
Contrast Fomentation (Hot and Cold).
Quadriceps strengthening exercises-
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Hi tell her to take rest and avoid forward bending and use lumbosacral belt.
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Consultant qualified Physiotherapist he will explain the exercises she has to follow
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Ms. S Gomathi (PT)
Physiotherapist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
It's due to lumbar spondylosis related spinal radiculopathy.
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ask her to wear Ls belt and start physiotherapy asap and follow up with spinal muscles strengthening exercises.
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Rest, analgesics to relieve pain and medication to support the nerves
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