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What is the best way to treat pinched nerve in leg?
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Pinched nerve: An accurate diagnosis must be made before treatment options are reviewed. In my opinion a neurologist is best to start the investigation with a thorough history, neurological examination and ordering of and a review of lumbosacral MRI. Treatment options could be physical therapy, antiinflammatory medication,pain management consultation and treatment, epidural corticosteroid injections or surgery.
Answered 2/14/2020
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