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Limping Walk
Hello I have all these symptoms
1. Can't stand fast and start walking after seating. my lumbar and legs hurts and I start limping walking
2. I have a pain on left side lumbar
3. Tingling comes and goes frequently
4. Can't walk properly for 2 minutes without limping
5. Can't run
6. Legs are limping while walking
7. Legs are trimbling while making a chair type posture
8. Can't climb down the stairs without trimbling
9. Back side hamstring pain while walking
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Your symptoms (limping, tingling, pain from back to leg, difficulty walking) strongly suggest lumbar nerve involvement (likely disc-related) rather than just muscle pain.
Right now focus on:
✔️ Avoid forward bending & long sitting
✔️ Use back support while sitting
✔️ Start gentle extension exercises + nerve glides
✔️ Short, frequent walks instead of long walking
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Since you’re unable to walk properly and have tingling, this needs a proper assessment — delaying can slow recovery
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With the right guided physiotherapy plan, most patients improve well without surgery.
You can connect for a structured recovery plan tailored to your condition.,thanks
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Hello
First get Done MRI L-S Spine
It seems root cause of your pain and limping is in your Lumbar spine not in your legs.
Than See a Spine Specialist
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Share your MRI reports Finding for better understanding
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If walk worse your condition, do not walk much until you get start proper treatment
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All symptoms shows that you could have a tight TFL and Gluteus Maximus need to confirm that. Do you have any investigation done like x-ray or something else .
For good results please feel free to contact me
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Hi please take an online consultation for best diagnosis and treatment
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I need to check some clinical movement
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Postural care
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How it started , and it's mainly due to compression of nerve better visit near by physiotherapist for ruling out.
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keep movement, don't be bed ridden or avoid movement . Don't delay the get online consultation.
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Don't try movement which increase pain.
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Hey there! If you have these issues please visit a nearby physiotherapist and get treated. You will then be directed some home regime exercises to stay fit. If you need some better guidance, please consult me online.
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consult
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give rest and hot fomentation to the muscles around to get relaxed and work efficiently.
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Hello,
Based on the symptoms you described —
it appears that your symptoms may be related to nerve involvement from the lower back (possibly lumbar spine irritation).
However, proper assessment is very important to confirm the exact cause.
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Consult me online or visit someone Good your nearby.
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I would suggest:
• Avoid prolonged sitting
• Avoid sudden bending or lifting
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Consult online for better treatment and diagnosis
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Consult back online
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Seems like a Mechanical low back ache with radiculopathy. Duration of symptoms and dietary habits, job profile also makes sense in understanding the disease.
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a simple pain killer with muscle relaxant, serum Vit. B12 and Vit. D level, hot foementation will help
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avoid weight lifting, prolonged sitting
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Dr. Neetu Rathi (PT)
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Gurgaon
Greetings from Rid of pain Physiotherapy
U consult with the manual Physiotherapist for all imbalances u have.
U need proper assessment for this.
U can connect us for online consultation or queries related to Physiotherapy
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Ms. Shefali Gandotra (PT)
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20 yrs exp
Jammu
As per your age you need. Complete assessment and some blood tests also.
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Please consult online
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