Q. Why does my pain radiate from back to thigh?
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Dr. Sumit Chawla
Hello doctor,
I am a 28 year old woman. I am suffering from a radiating pain that spreads from back to the lower half of the body. I have this issue since a year. It aggravates when I ride bike. Occasionally, the pain may also radiate upward. If I keep hard item then I get some relief. I am taking muscle relaxants for pain relief. Please help.
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- Your symptom profile with long duration of pain unsettled after muscle relaxant points towards disc herniation as a probable etiology.
- You need to visit an orthopedic surgeon for neurological examination to look for signs of neurological impairment and get an MRI scan of lumbo sacral region of the spine.
- Further treatment depends up on both findings of the examination and the MRI images.
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