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recommendation for back specialist orthopaedic
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hello,

I’ve been struggling with pain in back and leg for 3 months. Managed to get some physio and therapist is skeptical about any discy thing but don’t completely discard. I’m treating mainly hamstrings pain which has improved but I’m stressed with the risk of missing the season... would like to find a specialist to get an decisive diagnostic and get some serious treatment.

Any recommendation ? I’m in Fleet/Hampshire, not too far from London.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I can't give you a recommendation, but I can give you some idea about what to expect....as someone who suffered lower back problems for many years...finally ending up with back surgery.

- You are right to get this seen by an Orthopaedic Surgeon....which is something I should have done years ago, instead of messing about with every Therapist you can think of.
- They will almost certainly take an MRI scan
- It is quite possible this is inconclusive...backs are tricky.
- If you have only been suffering for 3 months, they will likely try all less invasive approaches first
- It is only after everything else has failed, that major surgery becomes an option
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