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Are HCQS 200, Ketorol And Amigatin Right Medications For Mild Disc Dehydration In Lumbar Spine?
Hi, I have been suffering from lower back pain from past 20days and MRI report says mild disc dehydration in lower lumbar spine . I am suggested with the following medicines along with complete bed rest 1.HCQS -200 once in morning 2. Keterol- once in morning 3.AMIGATIN-once in the night. my current situation is: 1.Am getting the pain when I am in standing/sitting position for more than a hour.as long as am lying on bed , there is no symptom of pain. 2.when I am turning left side while sleeping am feeling the pain at a perticular point on my hip. I can able to identify the exact point on hip . As a second opinion I would like to know 1. Is the suggested medicines are safe to use and will reduce my problem? 2.is there any physiotherapy required to get out of the problem? Pls suggest me .
They aren't wrong. It just isn't what one would normally do with pretty much any condition. Throwing 3 drugs at something all at once pretty well guarantees either nothing worked or you have zero idea what did work. Physical therapy is generally regarded as helpful in lumbar disk.
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Are HCQS 200, Ketorol And Amigatin Right Medications For Mild Disc Dehydration In Lumbar Spine?
Hi, They aren t wrong. It just isn t what one would normally do with pretty much any condition. Throwing 3 drugs at something all at once pretty well guarantees either nothing worked or you have zero idea what did work. Physical therapy is generally regarded as helpful in lumbar disk. Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Matt Wachsman, Addiction Medicine Specialist