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What Does Pain In The Abdomen And Legs Indicate?

SirI have a pain on my front and back abdominal pain in earlier. Then I got pain in both legs pain and (maruthupothal) alternatively oneweek inpain and not 1 week.i consult neurologist then surgery done for l3-l4 disc prolapse in September 16. But right now my pain not cured. Now I canfeel back and leg pain some times only. But my pain moved to shoulder and neck, before the centre of chest bone and edges.while taking full rest Pain occur 1 week and cured then again comes alternatively.please tell me what to do?
Sat, 21 Apr 2018
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Hello,

For lumber spondilytis, post operative physiotherapy and spinal exercises as per doctor's advise are need for long-term relief.

You have pain when the vertebrae cause pressure on nerve supplying legs-with certain movements only. That's why it is intermittent.

The pain in neck/upper back could be same problem in cervical or thoracic vertebra which could be beginning, so early consultation may prevent further progress.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Vasudha Jayant Athavale
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What Does Pain In The Abdomen And Legs Indicate?

Hello, For lumber spondilytis, post operative physiotherapy and spinal exercises as per doctor s advise are need for long-term relief. You have pain when the vertebrae cause pressure on nerve supplying legs-with certain movements only. That s why it is intermittent. The pain in neck/upper back could be same problem in cervical or thoracic vertebra which could be beginning, so early consultation may prevent further progress. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Vasudha Jayant Athavale