My son has been dealing with lower back pain for 7 months now, with constant pain in both legs and occasional numbness in his left leg. Medicines give some relief, but the pain keeps coming back. Since he's still young, I really want to avoid surgery are there other treatment options that could help?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Your son's symptoms of lower back pain, leg pain, and occasional numbness, especially with the duration of 7 months, could indicate sciatica or another nerve-related condition. It's important to seek professional medical advice for diagnosis and treatment, as the underlying cause may require specific management.

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