What are the recommended clinical management options for an underweight patient experiencing persistent, severe lower back pain from D11 and L2 vertebral wedge compression fractures that has not responded to Myospaz Forte and a transdermal pain patch? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What are the recommended clinical management options for an underweight patient experiencing persistent, severe lower back pain from D11 and L2 vertebral wedge compression fractures that has not responded to Myospaz Forte and a transdermal pain patch?

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What are the recommended clinical management options for an underweight patient experiencing persistent, severe lower back pain from D11 and L2 vertebral wedge compression fractures that has not responded to Myospaz Forte and a transdermal pain patch?

Asked by Male, 80 · 28 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

28 days ago

Since Myospaz Forte and the patch haven't provided relief, we have other effective options. We can adjust your pain regimen with alternative medications, such as specific nerve pain relievers or generic paracetamol, carefully dosed for your safety. Crucially, we should evaluate bone-strengthening therapies to support your healing. Additionally, discussing a supportive back brace or a minimally invasive procedure like vertebroplasty with a specialist can help stabilize the fractures and significantly reduce your pain. Please consult your physician to safely tailor these next steps for you.

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