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- Sukh Pooja Sembhi
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  June 6, 2017
- Q. I feel pain in my diaphragm on both sides. I have undergone MRI twice, 1st on 2nd Dec 2014 and 2nd time on 7th May 2017. Both are normal. I have checked other parameters, they are normal too. Please tell me the right treatment.
- Team OMH
  June 22, 2017 View All Answers (1)
- A. Thank you for your question. Read more at the following links to know all about treating lower back pain: http://www.onlymyhealth.com/causes-lower-back-pain-1340841008 http://www.onlymyhealth.com/lower-back-pain-symptoms-1353991577 http://www.onlymyhealth.com/lower-back-pain-exercises-for-men-1383046596 http://www.onlymyhealth.com/reasons-lower-back-pain-1354016910 http://www.onlymyhealth.com/how-treat-lower-back-pain-home-1356067940
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- JAGDISH
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  May 22, 2017
- Q. Dear sir, I am suffering from lower back pain from last 2 years. I have done sonography and x-ray reports but no abnormality found in both reports and everything is ok as per the doctor. I take one month allopathic medicine as per ortho specialist doctor I have some relief but only during the medicine taken period after finishing medicine pain is regular. Lower back pain is more aggressive in the morning and I sit more than half hour.

- Anilkhorwal
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  Back Pain
  May 13, 2017
- Q. I have disc problem from past 2 Years. What do I do?
- Team OMH
  May 17, 2017 View All Answers (1)
- A. Thank you for your question, Anil. See, two years is a very long time. You should seek proper medical care. We would suggest that you should take a doctor's advice.
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- Abhishek
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  April 11, 2017
- Q. I have back pain problem. Please suggest what changes should I make in my daily routine.
- Team OMH
  April 13, 2017 View All Answers (1)
- A. Thank you for your question. Maintaining right posture during standing and sitting is essential to get relieved from back pain. Alongside, exercising regular helps to improve overall health. Particularly, yoga poses focused on the back also help to get rid of it. Read More: http://www.onlymyhealth.com/bid-adieu-back-pain-tips-1273556097 http://www.onlymyhealth.com/back-pain-relief-exercises-1295465753
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- gauravk
  posted in
  Back Pain
  February 15, 2017
- Q. I have back pain from last 2 months.
- Team OMH
  February 17, 2017 View All Answers (1)
- A. Gauav ji, first of all, important for us to know the exact cause of that back pain. Still you can try cold compression on your back pain, along with sitting and sleeping in a good posture, do not massage that area, try light stretching and yoga poses but before going for any of these remedies, you should consult a doctor.
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- vipin
  posted in
  Back Pain
  December 4, 2016
- Q. Please suggest me some home remedies for back and paraspinal spasm
- Team OMH
  December 5, 2016 View All Answers (1)
- A. Hi Vipin..thanks for your query. If you are facing severe back pain are problem in spinal region try yoga. Do yoga in supervision of an expert to avoid any injury. Change your sleeping postures also.
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- Shashank pathak
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  October 20, 2016
- Q. The pain generally comes after I attend my classes. And often occurs when I travel too much.
- Team OMH
  October 21, 2016 View All Answers (1)
- A. Hi Shashank...thanks for your query. The pain in lower back is caused by many factors.It better to avoid too much travelling as it may worsen the condition.Practice some yoga also.
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- ganesh kale
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  Back Pain
  August 14, 2015
- Q. How to avoid back pain and knee pain?
- Shagun
  August 17, 2015 View All Answers (2)
- A.
  Sleeping position, physical activity, eating right and right posture can keep away back and knee pain.
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- hussain
  posted in
  Back Pain
  July 17, 2015
- Q. I am 61 years old and exercise daily. Is there a chance of any slip disc at this age if I work out with light weights?
- Peter
  July 17, 2015 View All Answers (2)
- A.
  At this age, muscular and bone loss happens at greater pace and energy levels are dipping lower. Do more exercises that involve their dead weight like push ups, sit-ups and weightless squats, but they can also do some weight training. I also feel that they should do more cardio based things because that will give them way better benefits than weight training at this point.
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- anurag kumar
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  Back Pain
  June 22, 2015
- Q. Ek ladka mujhe pith me mar diya tha aur spine me chot lag gaya tha. aaj 5month ke baad jab me jhukta hun ro mujhe spine me dard hota hai mai kya karu?
- Lalit
  June 22, 2015 View All Answers (2)
- A.
  Doctor se check karwao kya pata spine ko chot lagi ho. Aese ghar bethne se problem aur bhi bad jati hai.
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- Jacob
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  June 22, 2015
- Q. I often see my 5-year old kid slouching. How to talk to him about healthy posture?
- Himanshu
  June 22, 2015 View All Answers (2)
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  Tell them if they slouch this way, there can be all kinds of problems with your bones and fractures. Also, if they keep their spine straight, they will have a very strong. Besides the sitting and standing posture, tell them not to lay on stomach but lay straight on back.
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- Arpita
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  April 24, 2015
- Q. What are exercises for chronic severe right and left lower back pain treatment?
- Lokesh
  April 24, 2015 View All Answers (1)
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  Stretching can help! There are particular muscles which cause lower back pain. Stretch most of these and back pain will convenience, stretch them at the right time and you will probably not only remove back pain you will improve your flexibility by 50 percent any time or more quickly.
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- Anuj
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  Back Pain
  March 2, 2015
- Q. I am struggling with back pain for quite sometime now. Which Yoga Poses Prevent Lower-Back Pain?
- Bhanu
  March 2, 2015 View All Answers (1)
- A.
  Chaturanga Dandasana is one of the most effective yoga asanas to get rid of back pain. The yoga pose engages the muscles that run along the length of your spine, to help improve posture and relieve back pain.
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- Nishi
  posted in
  Back Pain
  December 1, 2014
- Q. I sought the help of rehabilitation program when I was caught up with severe back pain for several years. It was so bad I could hardly sit up or get myself a glass of water. I have not been able to check if the rehabilitation program is really working for me. How can I be sure it is the right thing I am doing?
- Dr H N Bajaj
  December 1, 2014 View All Answers (1)
- A.
  By rehabilitation program I presume you mean regular physiotherapy and exercise. If you are getting better you are on the right track. If not, you need to see your doctor.
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- Neel
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  Back Pain
  December 1, 2014
- Q. I was diagnosed with osteoporosis a long time ago and with the passing of each day, I have come to realise that my back is becoming rounder. How can I prevent this? I try to sit as straight as possible, but I do get carried away sometimes because of the medical condition. Is there any way I can prevent further damage?
- Dr H N Bajaj
  December 1, 2014 View All Answers (1)
- A.
  Osteoporosis as inevitable as income tax if you allow me to copy George Bernard Shaw. As age increases, bones become weak and collapse into a kind of wedge shape that permits the rounded shape that you are referring to. You need to be on medication to minimize osteoporosis which your doctor will prescribe. You need to be on a calcium rich diet - milk, dairy products, soya, green vegetables are good sources. Thirdly please remember that weight bearing exercise has an anti osteoporotic effect. The simplest and easiest form of this is a daily walk. Spine exercises to strengthen the back muscles, improving posture will minimise the rounded shape. A brace called an ASH brace is helpful.
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- Antariksh
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  Back Pain
  December 1, 2014
- Q. I was recently diagnosed with degenerative disc disease. What could be the possible cause of it? And is there any way that I can reduce the symptoms or their flare-ups?
- Dr H N Bajaj
  December 1, 2014 View All Answers (1)
- A.
  Degenerative disc disease simply means age related wear and tear of the spine. Now that is a little hard to digest if you are a young person but the fact is that disc degeneration commences in the twenties at a slow pace and picks up as age increases. The treatment of this is firstly not to worry about it but to maintain good bone health by checking vitamin D levels and correcting it if it is low. Secondly, exercise is equally important. Thirdly being positive and getting on with your life and doing the things you want to do is what you need to focus on.
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- Shradha
  posted in
  Back Pain
  December 1, 2014
- Q. I am a 40 years old female. At the age of 36, I was suffering from severe back pain which was guaranteed to be treated with medication and physical therapy. But, despite the treatments I am still suffering from a lot of pain. Do I have any hope in other non-surgical treatments?
- Dr H N Bajaj
  December 1, 2014 View All Answers (1)
- A.
  The question that needs to be answered is when someone is not getting better is 'what is the diagnosis?' Normally in patients with back pain, physiotherapy, medicines do help. However there are many causes of back pain and it may be worthwhile to see your doctor. Every cause of back pain does not need a spine operation.
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- Chandani
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  Back Pain
  December 1, 2014
- Q. I am a 45 years old female. Chronic back and leg pain has been haunting me for several years now. On the doctor’s recommendation, I am thinking of going for spinal cord stimulation. Is it really helpful?
- Dr H N Bajaj
  December 1, 2014 View All Answers (1)
- A.
  It does help in chronic pain.
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- savita
  posted in
  Back Pain
  December 1, 2014
- Q. On my previous visit to the doctor for arthritis pain, I was recommended spinal fusion. I am 50 years old and very scared of being the operated upon. I have been told that an operation of the spine can make one bed-ridden for a really long time. I really want to enjoy time with my grand kids. Is there any non-surgical treatment that I should consider?
- Dr H N Bajaj
  December 1, 2014 View All Answers (1)
- A.
  It is quite normal to be scared of surgery! There have been many advances in spine surgery and the fear of getting confined to bed for simply ages is a thing of the past. Modern spine fusion involves putting in metal hardware into the spine which stays in the body. These are called implants and are made of titanium. Depending on your problem these are inserted from the front or from the back. Bone graft is added. The latter permits fusion while the former maintains the appropriate position till the fusion is solid. Sure, enjoy your time with your grandchildren - it a great moment to savor. Your doctor would be the best person to advice you on operative or non operative treatment.
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- Shefali
  posted in
  Back Pain
  December 1, 2014
- Q. I have been suffering from terrible back pain since the last one year. Could you please suggest me the least invasive surgery to relieve the back? What do you think would be the best procedure for me?
- Dr H N Bajaj
  December 1, 2014 View All Answers (1)
- A.
  Hold it right there!. Before we talk about any surgery, we need to have a diagnosis that is made clinically, after examining you. We then need to support this with relevant investigations. We need to be clear that surgery is the only option for your pain and that other avenues of treatment are no longer applicable. I suggest you see your doctor and discuss things with him first; you could ask him to refer you to a spine surgeon if needed.
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