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Lower back and legs pain during night
I have undergone a renal stone surgery a year back. I was given spinal anesthesia for the same.ever since than I have been having the spinal needle induced pain at the same area. It causes nausea and dizziness when increased.its effecting daily activities like prolonged standing or bending forward is causing pain to aggrevate. Since a month my legs also ache along with the lower back which causes sleep disturbance. MRI and Ct scan have showed no significant findings.however the pain seems to worsen more at night.kindly advice as stretching exercises hot bags and physiotherapy was of not much help..
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Dr. Vijayalaxmi Shende
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Hi
Spinal aneshtesia may cause such type of intermittent backache
So
Exercise and hot bags are more helpful
You can take painkillers
But you can take it for prolonged time.
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