Dr. Sandeep Jain

Has a Repeat x-ray been done? Are you wearing any lumbar belt? Usually 6-8 week it takes but depending on various other factors healing period varies it's important to consult orthopedic and do a repeat x-ray.

Hi Take a short course of an anti inflammatory medication which suits him, intensive physical therapy and adequate calcium and vitamin d intake. You will have to also consult a general physician regarding his gas formation as it is not linked with your orthopaedic problem.

Core strengthening exercises. Back stretching. Do the cat/cow stretch. Postural correction- sit tall, walk tall.

Hello, Medication like methylcobalamine with muscle relaxant and analgesic will reduce pain; you can take them . I will advise to check your vit B12 and vit D3 level. Hope this answers your query. If you have additional questions or follow up queries then please do not hesitate in writing to us. I will be happy to answer your queries.

Rheumatoid arthritis is a difficult problem to cure. But symptomatic treatment can be given to ease her life & further progress of disease can be checked. In this problem, constitutional homeopathic treatment would be highly advisable. Thanks

Dear lybrate-user, Please do an X ray to find out cause of such shooting pain. Treatment will depend on if it is nerve or muscle related, or any other reason. Regards.

Back Bhujang Asana – Lie flat on your stomach, keeping the palms out, bend the neck backward, take a deep breath and while holding it for 6 seconds, raise the chest up. Release breath and relax your body. Repeat the exercise 15 times twice daily.

Hot fermentation twice a day and put a towel roll under knee and press for 10 sec t hen release repeat 29 times twice a day. Otherwise meet physiotherapist.

This form of low back pain is amplified with periods of stress, poor posture, weak abdominals and/or excessive body weight. There are many exercises that should be performed to address the issue of back pain from standing. These exercises try to relieve both the tightness and imbalances in the lumbar spine. Please consult a physiotherapist privately to learn these exercises. Here are a few simple tips to try at home: -heat therapy can provide both pain relief and healing benefits for many types of lower back pain. Try use heat therapy in form of heating pads, heat wraps, hot baths, etc. -keep moving and keep your back mobile. -stretch. Don't sit slumped in your desk chair all day. Get up every 20 minutes or so and stretch the other way. Because most of us spend a lot of time bending forward in our jobs, it's important to stand up and stretch backward throughout the day. -think ergonomically. Design your workspace so you don't have to hunch forward to see your computer monitor or reach way out for your mouse. Use a desk chair that supports your lower back and allows you to keep your feet planted firmly on the floor. -watch your posture. Slumping makes it harder for your back to support your weight. Be especially careful of your posture when lifting heavy objects. Never bend over from the waist. Instead, bend and straighten from the knees. -watch your weight. Use diet and exercise to keep your weight within a healthy range for your height. Being overweight puts excess stress on your spine. Go and see a doctor if -your low back pain is severe, doesn't go away after a few days, or it hurts even when you're at rest or lying down. You have weakness or numbness in your legs, or you have trouble standing or walking. You lose control over your bowels or bladder. These could be signs that you have a nerve problem or another underlying medical condition that needs to be treated.

Physiotherapy. Shoulder mobility exercises. Diagnosis to be confirmed by Shoulder specialist doctor. Dr Prashant Parate. Shoulder and Knee specialist. Sportsorthocare.