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  • male
  • 40 Years
  • 14/08/2025

I had leg surgery twice but still have a lot of pain. Most doctors say my leg is very weak is there any chance to fix it or improve the condition?

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I've had a slipped disc for around 20 days now and it's causing really bad pain down my left leg - it's gotten so bad I can't even do my normal daily tasks. I've been trying back extension exercises for a week but the pain isn't getting any better. Can you suggest other treatment options besides surgery that might help with this?

For persistent leg pain due to a slipped disc, besides surgery, several non-surgical options can help manage symptoms and promote healing. These include pain management through medication, physical therapy, and potentially injections.

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Yes, if you address the meniscus extrusion and cartilage loss with appropriate treatment, including surgery if necessary, you can likely maintain normal walking and other activities by the time you are 40. Early intervention and a focused rehabilitation program are key to maximizing your long-term knee health

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I've been dealing with osteoarthritis and want to improve my knee health without jumping into surgery right away what are some ways to recover naturally and extend the life of my knees?

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