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Trapped Nerve

PrettyBoy · 2010-01-03 23:10:23

I pulled a muscle about two months ago and I'm still in pain. It is in my lower back, around the tailbone. However, I regularly get short, sharp pains in my buttocks and thighs. I've been told that this is due to a trapped nerve. What can I do to get rid of this?

03-01-2010 11:10pm

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PrettyBoy

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I pulled a muscle about two months ago and I'm still in pain. It is in my lower back, around the tailbone. However, I regularly get short, sharp pains in my buttocks and thighs. I've been told that this is due to a trapped nerve. What can I do to get rid of this?

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#2 03-01-2010 11:41pm

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You'd need to be assessed properly by someone who knew what they were doing. Varies hugely from person to person.

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#3 04-01-2010 12:04am

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See your doctor or a physio. There are strict rules against giving any sort of medical advice here.

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#4 04-01-2010 3:23am

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know your not allowed to give medical advice,but sounds like same thing that happened to me before.i went to see a physio and he managed to get rid of it for me.was very painful at the time before going to him.was as good as new after.:)

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#5 04-01-2010 4:20am

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agree with the above, need to see a pro. sounds like sciatica pain but could be caused by any number of reasons.

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#6 04-01-2010 4:23am

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Does sound like sciatic pain. See a physio asap.

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#7 04-01-2010 10:26am

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Please seek professional medical advice. Good luck.

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