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Pain in left leg
Sir one day i sitted in auto in not a proper way. From that day onwards, from my hip to the lower part of my foot, I feel pain.i think any of my vein is blocked. Is this a symptom of siatica? If yes then what should i do . Please tell me .
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May be it's sciatic pain
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Yes it could be nerve impingement but it could also be muscle spasm at hip due to which pain may travel down.
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use heating.
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Dynapar ointment after heating
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Meet physiotherapists near you for proper diagnosis
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Yes could be sciatica dues to nerve compression not vein
A good chiropractor or manual therapist can assess it and can treat it it will not subside own it’s own better u see a specialist
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Consult physiotherapist near by u.
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We can't diagnose without assessing.
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Just avoid painful activities for the next one week. Give hot water formentation for your back and painful areas. The pain will settle. If not consult a nearby Physiotherapy Doctor.
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Dr. Avinash Arora (PT)
Physiotherapist
43 yrs exp
Delhi
Its most probably Sciatica due to nerve getting pressed/Compression. Take good bedrest 4-5 days, & avoid painful activities. Mild Lumber Traction for a week will give good relief. Add stretching of lumber fascia to it 10 days. Take mild heat on pain areas. Learn lumber fascia stretching wd Physiotherapist & do it yourself. Consult a good Physiotherapy doctor.
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