He is having pain in legs

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He is having pain in legs while standing which gradually goes up in the lower back. We had consulted a good nuerologist and got MRI and X ray done. Nothing was found in that but CRP level is high. We got PSA, CPK and and B12 Test done and again found normal. What should we do next?

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Dr. P UDAY KIRAN General Physician 8 yrs exp Chittoor Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. P UDAY KIRAN

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It can be sciatica most common in elders age greater than 50. Especially diabetes, sedentary lifestyle, obesity are risk factors. If MRI is Norma no need for further investigations. Take medication for pain. Do regular exercise, take treatment for diabetes. Chat with me for further information.

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