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Q: right stern pain , right leg can not move

asked by: super1000md on August 13th, 2004

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Hello every!

I am a woman.I am 23.

My right stern pain and my right leg can not move for 3 weeks.

I had caesarean birth 5 weeks ago.My right stern began to pain after 2 weeks.The pain gradually got hard.The pain gradually enable my right leg not to move.

It pain very much when press my right stern.

My erythrocyte sedimentation rate(esr) is 90mm/h.

Ct,mri and x-ray for the stern,thigh,lumbar are normal.

My blood rt is normal.

I have taken some medicine such as tramadol.But the pain got back when the efficacity of this kind of medicine went.The antibiotic has no efficacity on me.

My dear friend,i am very trouble now.Can you help me?

Replies(1)

Kelli_

replied on September 23rd, 2004

New User

1. I would suggest another doctor...

2. I would also suggest you get your hands on copies of all your birthing files.
Go over them with a fine tooth comb and do your internet research on any item(s) you do not understand.

3. Let us know what you find out... Inquiring minds want to know .

Kelli_

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