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Suggest Treatment For Spinal Arthritis

i have been diagonesed with spinal arthitis and its in my hips and knees too also i have fibromyalgia and now compressed nerves in my shoulders elbows and wrist my doc said to claim dla but i am still managing not easily to work at moment would i be classed as diabled enough

Mon, 30 Mar 2015
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Hello,
I have studied your case and I think that you are having disc prolapse. In this condition there is disc prolapse in spine which cause nerve compression in the back and that leads to pain going from hip to knee.
I would suggest you to get MRI of the spine to confirm the diagnosis. If there is disc herniation less than 50 percent than you can be treated with physiotherapy.
If it is more than 50 percent than you will need dissectomy.
I hope this answer will be useful for you.Let me know if there is any other followup questions.
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Suggest Treatment For Spinal Arthritis

Hello, I have studied your case and I think that you are having disc prolapse. In this condition there is disc prolapse in spine which cause nerve compression in the back and that leads to pain going from hip to knee. I would suggest you to get MRI of the spine to confirm the diagnosis. If there is disc herniation less than 50 percent than you can be treated with physiotherapy. If it is more than 50 percent than you will need dissectomy. I hope this answer will be useful for you.Let me know if there is any other followup questions.