Back pain specialist in Bangalore

Back pain is also another common neurological complaint noted in our out patient department. It could be acute and chronic. Acute is commonly described as a sharp pain or dull one, usually felt in the lower back, it can be more severe in one or more areas such as right or left side or centre. It can be constant, intermittent or severe. It usually recovers completely with rest and medication in 6 to 8 weeks.

Chronic low back pain: It can be radicular also known as sciatica, it is a dull aching back pain, may have pulling or dragging sensation and may be associated with pain in one or both legs, usually starts in one leg and may reach upto the toes. Pain may aggravate on walking, bending forward and lifting weights, pain may get relieved on rest. At later stages patient may develop numbness or weakness in the legs and difficulty in passing urine and stools.

Patients with back pain require evaluation with x ray, MRI and CT scan depending upon the symptoms.

Various conditions associated with back pain are

  • Prolapsed intervertebral disc
  • Lumbar canal stenosis
  • Spondylolisthesis

Neurological procedures undertaken for the following problems are

  • Epidural steriods
  • Lumbar discectomy
  • Micro lumbar discectomy
  • Laminectomy/internal decompression through microscope
  • Fusion/Fixation with implants (TLIF, PLIF etc)

 

back pain solutions

  1. When mild and moderate pain has become very severe.
  2. It is radiating to one of the leg.
  3. Developing weakness in the feet or toes and unable to wear slipper.
  4. On coughing and sneezing or yawning ,back pain and leg pain increase.
  5. If your posture or pattern of walking changes due to back pain.
  6. If you are developing urinary and defecation dysfunction along with
    your pain

If you are developing urinary and defecation dysfunction along with
your pain

  1. Analgesics
  2. Bed rest – should get up only for using the rest room
  3. If you are having pain due to nerve compression or neuropathy -pregabalins may help.
  4. In severe cases
    • MLD (Micro lumbar discectomy)
    • Lumbar laminectomy
    • Lumbar fusion (TLIF, PLIF)
    • Foraminotomy and decompression of nerve roots
    • Artificial disc replacement
    • Minimally invasive spine surgery.

Please visit

Neurowellness
Brain and Spine Clinic
#1224, Ground-Floor, 26th Main, Jayanagar 9th Block
BANGALORE – 560069

Phone No
+91 72596 69911
+91 73490 17701

Website www.neurowellness.in

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