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Right leg nerve pain
Hi i had a baby 1 year ago but still i have pain on my right legs like muscle is getting streched. I talked to my gyncologist and she told it will go in some time but pain still persist. Can any one suggest what could be the problem and which doctor i need to consult. I also taken physotherepy for 10 days
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This pain is quiet common post delivery especially in case of normal deliveries.
This pain may be due to intervertebral disc being damaged during forceful act of child birth and during child bearing time.
This damaged disc may impinge on the nerve roots or spinal cord which presents like pain from Low back to heel.
There might be other causes too..
Next Steps
visit Orthopaedic surgeon for clinical evaluation and X-Rays/MRI.
Local hot water compression will help.
Spine extension exercises helps.
Health Tips
Do not ignore this pain.
Avoid forward bending activities .
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