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Nerve Blocks At L5S1. Pain Radiating To Front. No Help With Muscle Relaxer. Treatment?

I was in the ER last night with back pain...i have had 2 nerve blocks at L5S1..but this pain is more inside and radiating to the front...The ct scan showed and enlarged appendix and i was told to go home and take a muscle relaxer for my back...but now again tonight the pain in my back and side have returned and is worse. afraid to go to hospital and told to go home again...what should be the best thing to do. im afraid it might rupture and i get into a bigger mess.
posted on Mon, 8 Jul 2013
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Hi,
It seems that this pain might be due to acute appendicitis, as pain is in side and radiates in front.
You may require to give urgent attention to control inflamed appendix.
Go for one higher antibiotic and anti-inflammatory medicine course to control infection, otherwise chances of bursting of appendix is there.
Consult surgeon and get examined.
Ok and take care.
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Nerve Blocks At L5S1. Pain Radiating To Front. No Help With Muscle Relaxer. Treatment?

Hi, It seems that this pain might be due to acute appendicitis, as pain is in side and radiates in front. You may require to give urgent attention to control inflamed appendix. Go for one higher antibiotic and anti-inflammatory medicine course to control infection, otherwise chances of bursting of appendix is there. Consult surgeon and get examined. Ok and take care.