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over a year ago
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Diazepam, Naproxen and Tramadol. Once you're mobile again try not to rest it too much, keep active (I don't mean doing anything silly like lifting stuff or mountain climbing). |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"see a Chiropractor and avoid Osteopaths at all costs, from me.
Worth every penny but make sure they are guild registered and xray you."
oh the irony of suggesting a chiropractor be registered! 
Is now a good time to mention Simon Singh, the Guardian and that lawsuit? |
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Go see your GP and firstly confirm it's a slipped disc .. they'll refer you to a consultant and you'll probably have an MRI scan to gauge the damage it's doing to your sciatic nerve and then recommend treatment .. which will either be physio or surgery.
If you're experiencing loss of feeling in your legs, feet or anywhere else . then thats a clear sign that it's pushing against your nerve. The longer you leave it .. the more damage it does !
your GP will also know which painkillers and anti inflammatory tablets you should take
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"Go see your GP and firstly confirm it's a slipped disc .. they'll refer you to a consultant and you'll probably have an MRI scan to gauge the damage it's doing to your sciatic nerve and then recommend treatment .. which will either be physio or surgery.
If you're experiencing loss of feeling in your legs, feet or anywhere else . then thats a clear sign that it's pushing against your nerve. The longer you leave it .. the more damage it does !
your GP will also know which painkillers and anti inflammatory tablets you should take
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