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How Can Tingling Sensation In The Fingers And Lower Backache Be Treated?

Chronic low back pain (MRI - two herniated discs, mod/advance DJD L1-L5, multiple compression fractures, significant bone build up). Had this for 30 years. For about 8 months I ve had pins/needles in hands/fingers (both). Over the last month; I ve had severe low back pain, constant pins/needle in hands, and now the low back pain is radiating to right testicle. I m thinking pinched nerve, ruptured disc...
Fri, 29 Jun 2018
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Hi. Welcome to "Ask A Doctor" service. My name is Dr. Rahman, I have read your question and here is my advice.

Yes, this looks exactly to be because of pinched nerve. The treatment of it mostly consists of physiotherapy. Rarely, if very serious, surgery is needed. At the moment, you can take certain drugs that may control the pain, these include like Gabapentin, Pregabalin. I would also advise you to take some B complex and vitamin D.

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How Can Tingling Sensation In The Fingers And Lower Backache Be Treated?

Hi. Welcome to Ask A Doctor service. My name is Dr. Rahman, I have read your question and here is my advice. Yes, this looks exactly to be because of pinched nerve. The treatment of it mostly consists of physiotherapy. Rarely, if very serious, surgery is needed. At the moment, you can take certain drugs that may control the pain, these include like Gabapentin, Pregabalin. I would also advise you to take some B complex and vitamin D. I hope I have answered your question. I will be glad to answer any further question about this.