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What Causes Pain In Buttocks Post A Fracture In T 12 Vertebrae?

I fractured my T 12 vertebrae 11 weeks ago and initially I had very bad pins and needles and boring sensation down my legs . Whiles this has got substantially better it is now almost resident in Botha side of my bum now for the last 3-4 weeks and doesn t seem to be subsiding - any advice
Thu, 4 Feb 2016
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HI,
thanks for the query.
I understand your concern.
You had fracture of T12 vertebra.. your symptoms also suggest some trauma/ jerk/ stress/ compression at lumber spine level.
. The symptoms you have do suggest lumber spinal involvement.
You should get a check up by a spinal surgeon/ get X ray, CT scan, MRI ( as per need ) followed by treatment with medicines/ physiotherapy/ surgery if needful.
Thanks.
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What Causes Pain In Buttocks Post A Fracture In T 12 Vertebrae?

HI, thanks for the query. I understand your concern. You had fracture of T12 vertebra.. your symptoms also suggest some trauma/ jerk/ stress/ compression at lumber spine level. . The symptoms you have do suggest lumber spinal involvement. You should get a check up by a spinal surgeon/ get X ray, CT scan, MRI ( as per need ) followed by treatment with medicines/ physiotherapy/ surgery if needful. Thanks.