2 weeks ago suddenly I got severe sharpe ache on my lower back portion. - #20458

Hello dear See as per clinical history it seems history of trauma or internal injury. Iam suggesting some medication and test Please share the result of tests with orthopedic surgeon for better clarity Please follow below precautions for improvement Physiotherapy session especially stretching excercise atleast half an hour daily for 1 month Diclofenac sodium gel topical application twice a day for 1 month Voveron xr 50 mg twice daily for 3 days Crave bandage application daily Hot fomentation for recover In case of no improvement in 2 weeks consult orthopedic surgeon in person for better clarity Hopefully you recover soon Regards

Because your severe lower back pain has persisted beyond 2 weeks, is sharp, worsening, and limiting daily activities, it is unlikely to be a simple muscle sprain. A nerve-related cause such as a disc problem must be ruled out with proper medical evaluation, ideally an MRI. Early diagnosis and correct treatment greatly improve recovery and prevent chronic pain.

Hello,

I think Your pain is not a simple muscle sprain.

Because it’s severe, sharp, and lasting over 2 weeks, it likely involves nerve compression (such as a slipped disc or sciatica).

See an orthopedic doctor/neurologist soon You may need an MRI and proper treatment Avoid bending, lifting, and long sitting

Dont delay the treatment

Thank you

Hi Dilrash,

Your Symptoms: - Severe sharp lower back pain lasting over 2 weeks - Not relieved by warm compress or painkillers - Difficulty sitting, walking, or sleeping - Feels like nerve or deep ache

What You Should Do: 1. Get an Ultrasound (USG) done immediately – to rule out kidney stones. 2. Avoid self-medication – improper treatment can worsen it. 3. Consult a urologist or physician soon – nerve or spine issues may also need checking. 4. Rest, but don’t stay completely immobile – gentle movement if possible.

This could be kidney stones or a nerve issue. Act fast.

— Dr. Nikhil Chauhan (Urologist)

Hello Dilrash I’m really sorry you’re still in so much pain after two weeks. Since your lower back pain is severe, not improving with rest, painkillers, or warm compresses, and it’s affecting your ability to sit, walk, or sleep, this is more than a simple muscle sprain.

What This Could Mean - Nerve Involvement (like Sciatica): Sharp, persistent pain that makes movement difficult often points to nerve irritation or compression, possibly from a slipped disc or nerve root irritation. - Other Causes: Less commonly, infection, inflammation, or other spinal issues.

What You Should Do Next - See a Doctor Soon: You need an in-person evaluation, possibly with imaging (like an MRI or X-ray), to check for nerve compression or other serious causes. - Red Flag Symptoms: If you have any of these, seek medical help immediately: - Numbness or tingling in your legs or groin - Weakness in your legs or feet - Loss of bladder or bowel control - Fever or unexplained weight loss

What You Can Do at Home (Until You See a Doctor) - Continue gentle heat if it helps, but avoid heavy activity. - Try to rest in a comfortable position (like lying on your side with a pillow between your knees). - Avoid sitting or standing for long periods.

Rx- Diclofenac gel - apply on affected area thrice a day Tab Zerodol MR - one tablet at morning, one tablet at night for 5 days .

Thank you