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How To Treat Tingling And Pain In Leg While Climbing Stairs?

I haven t had any pain except going up and down stairs, and doesn t hurt when I push on it, but it has got bigger over last couple months, now I m wondering if there s nerve damage or own thing bc I have had tingling and pain in sme leg all the way to my toes and in my arm and neck started hurting today
Mon, 9 May 2016
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hi,

Thank you for providing the brief history of you.

A thorough neuromuscular assessment is advised with MRI

As the numbness, tingling sensation, radiating pain, etc are symptoms of pinched nerve for which an MRI is recommended. Post which, patients are mostly guided to under go physical therapy sessions as there is a need to improve the strength in the spinal muscles to regain the anatomical positioning of the spine. Also, research supports that physical therapy has been successful in majority of cases.

In my clinical practice, patients with similar complains are recommended physical therapy and majority of them respond well.

Regards
Jay Indravadan Patel
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How To Treat Tingling And Pain In Leg While Climbing Stairs?

hi, Thank you for providing the brief history of you. A thorough neuromuscular assessment is advised with MRI As the numbness, tingling sensation, radiating pain, etc are symptoms of pinched nerve for which an MRI is recommended. Post which, patients are mostly guided to under go physical therapy sessions as there is a need to improve the strength in the spinal muscles to regain the anatomical positioning of the spine. Also, research supports that physical therapy has been successful in majority of cases. In my clinical practice, patients with similar complains are recommended physical therapy and majority of them respond well. Regards Jay Indravadan Patel