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One leg pelvis drop
I have left leg pelvis drop. So that iam getting pain all the time. Kindly suggest me treatment for the same
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If your pelvic drop it means your one side of muscle is weak and another side of muscle is over tight so consult physiotherapist they will give you pain management and tell you the exact exercise
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Consult physiotherapist
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Correct imbalance of muscle
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Visit physiotherapy centre for treatment
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Kindly reach out to nearby Physiotherapy centre .
Assessment and diagnosis are very crucial before prescribing any treatment protocol .
Hope that helps .
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go for Physiotherapy consultation in person as soon as possible.
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Hi Sir
It indicates muscles imbalance
U need strengthening exercise for pelvic muscles
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Visit nearby physiotherapist
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Avoid prolong standing
Use any ointment for pain relief
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How long do you have pelvic drop? Did you fall or met with accident?
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You should consult a physiotherapist or orthopaedist for complete assessment and treatment.
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Hi Sir,
Pelvic drop is an alarming sign of your internal pathology. I would like to know the history of your condition..like Did you have any fall? or any incident of injury? That has to be understood before suggesting you the next step. You need some immediate medical diagnosis to treat the underlying cause than actually treating your pain.
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Please send me detailed history.
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Avoid long standing. Apply hot fermentation for pain relief.
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Hello Sir,
Leg pelvis drop is a symptom. U must me facing difficulty to walk and climb stairs. Appropriate strengthening protocol designed by a physiotherapist will surely help you to relieve pain.
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it is important that u visit a physiotherapist immediately in order to not worsen your situation.
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online consultation also available from my side.
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Visit nearby physiotherapy clinic and get electrotherapy treatment for 3 weeks.
Through electrotherapy it can be recovered and pain will get reduced.
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Dr. Dr Rajesh Kachhare (PT)
Clinical Physiotherapist
6 yrs exp
Bhopal
Hello your cause of pelvic drop is your spinal cord tilt you have torn spinal cord you need an x ray and contact your nearest physiotherapist thank you
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Dr. Ingelala Uma (PT)
Physiotherapist
14 yrs exp
Nellore
Visit nearby physiotherapy clinic for proper assessment and treatment.
To reduce pain u can take electrical modalities treatment after reducing pain u can start doing strengthing exercises to ur hip and back.
Postural correction,gait training should be done under supervision of Physiotherapist.
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