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Slipped disc, sever back pain
I have sever back pain and not able to walk properly. My body posture is also not proper due to sever back pain. I have slipped disc problem earlier.
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Back pain can be due to slip disc but there are number of reasons for back pain . Visit www.laserspine.in to know more .
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Dr. Pavankumar Ravi
Orthopedist
15 yrs exp
Vijayawada
If Back pain is severe enough to change your posture you need to be checked by a doctor and if needed repeat X rayin flexion and extension views and MRI to compare with previous report to assess if slip disc has increased or any fresh level problem has started.
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Dr. Sakshi Mittal
Rheumatologist
13 yrs exp
Delhi
Back pain can be due to many reasons - disc disease, joint disease (Ankylosing Spondylitis), bone disease, neurological , to list a few. Minor disc prolapse may be detected in MRI commonly, but it may not necessarily be a cause of your back pain. Further evaluation will depend on the type of pain you are having, which can only be determined from a detailed history
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If your back pain is worse in morning or after resting or is associated with stiffness, you should consult a Rheumatologist at the earliest. However, if your pain is more with activity or particular postures consult and orthopaedic surgeon. If you have prominent neurological symptoms (tingling or numbness of limbs, bladder problems), consult a neurologist
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