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What Is The Pain In The Leg After The Recovery From Dengue Fever?

My husband recovered from Dengue fever in the month of September 2013since then he is suffering from pain in right leg.The pain starts from thigh and goes to legs ..In that situation he not able to even stand or walk..Please suggest. Regards Chitra Arora
Tue, 25 Mar 2014
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hi, pain after the viral fever of any kind is usually due to myalgia, that is breakdown of muscle tissue. but the kind of pain you are describing is far from myalgia. this type of pain is Sciatica for most of the times, due to disc herniation in the lower back. you may require an MRI of lower back ( LS spine) to confirm the diagnosis. and urine myoglobin to rule it out. further treatment would depend on these two reports.
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What Is The Pain In The Leg After The Recovery From Dengue Fever?

hi, pain after the viral fever of any kind is usually due to myalgia, that is breakdown of muscle tissue. but the kind of pain you are describing is far from myalgia. this type of pain is Sciatica for most of the times, due to disc herniation in the lower back. you may require an MRI of lower back ( LS spine) to confirm the diagnosis. and urine myoglobin to rule it out. further treatment would depend on these two reports.