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Difficulty In Sitting, Pain In Anus, Lower Back. Degenerated Disease, Herniated. Treatment?

For sometimes sitting was very uncomfortable until I knew one year later that i have l3 l4 l5 s1 degenerative diseaseI , superimposed and herniated. Now i have real pain in my anus and low back. i have seen many doctors , therapists, 2 epidural, decompression, acupunture, exercices, donut and gel cushions, heat, ice, tens unit, cream, etc... i am still in great pain I dont know where to turn myself. Please help me... I am a senior female.
Wed, 18 Sep 2013
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Hi,
From history it seems that you might be having main problem in your lower spines giving rise to this problem.
At this age there is a chance of having osteoporosis precipitating your problem.
Consult spine specialist and get examined.
Consult Gynaec to rule out any gynaec problem as you have low backache and pain in anal region to rule out rectocele as well.
Ok and take care.
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Difficulty In Sitting, Pain In Anus, Lower Back. Degenerated Disease, Herniated. Treatment?

Hi, From history it seems that you might be having main problem in your lower spines giving rise to this problem. At this age there is a chance of having osteoporosis precipitating your problem. Consult spine specialist and get examined. Consult Gynaec to rule out any gynaec problem as you have low backache and pain in anal region to rule out rectocele as well. Ok and take care.