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What Causes Back And Leg Pain When Diagnosed With Spinal Stenosis?
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Underlying condition needs to be evaluated and treated
Detailed Answer:
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The underlying cause of your back pain needs to be determined and treated. You need to get an X Ray of the lumbar spine (AP and lateral) done and based on the report you need to see a physical therapist who would be able to demonstrate the right exercises for you. Vertebral traction might be needed in more severe cases. If the situation is worse, surgical interventions would be needed. But whatever be the case, do not ignore it.
Hot compress as well as over the counter NSAIDs like Aleve (naproxen) will only provide transient relief.
You also need to get your Vitamin D levels checked as low Vitamin D could also manifest with similar presentations.
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Get the x ray done
Detailed Answer:
The osteopenia could be a factor. Get the x ray of LS Spine done and further planning can be done accordingly.
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