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Having pain in piriformis and leg back
I have pain in my buttocks which flow downwards to legs while walking in terms of medical science all the symptoms match with piridormis syndrome in first look but my doc. Suggest me to go orthopaedic special doctors but in my x Ray every things seems fine now my concern what should I do ? I already taking nucoxia tab and pan 40 and cobmax tab etc from last one month my pelvis x Ray and spine perfectly fine only there is some spasm mention in report now pls suggest how do I cure my pain or do I go to neurologist specialist
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There's one simple exercise that will help you a lot. No need of meds. Can you describe the symptoms and how did it start to help you out more specifically
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Mr. Anant Kumar Bairagi (PT)
Pediatric Physiotherapist
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
It can be due to overactive muscles . No harm to take medicine to reduce symptoms but should not depend for longer duration . Visit near physiotherapy setup and get assessment done. There you will get solution of your problem. Can be fix in two or three sittings with weekly follow up.
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avoid one posture for prolong duration for example prolong sitting or standing.
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