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Sir, i have pain in my  buttok side  and lower thigh muscules  and it radiate in the sacrum area, for more than 5 months  ,i have consulted an orthopetic surgeon  he gave me allopathy medicine and  told me to do x -ray but all  report was right, when i take medicine pain is gone  but again it  come when i stop taking it , so iwant to know which medicine is best  and can i take homeopathic medicine aesculus hippocastanum in curing sacrolitic pain ,i came to  know about this medicine on net , plz tell me what to do , i have to go back to  my work my age is 23.

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Atul,

You simply need to go to a good chiropractor if all you have is sacroiliac pain and referral to the thigh.  It's that simple.   The homeopathic medicines do not fix your bones...   You are in Virginia, so there are many chiropractors all around you, most likely.   The benefit of seeing the chiropractor also includes a good physical examination.   Also, the chiropractor can instruct you on exercises and self care (where the orthopedist cannot - he's just a surgeon).    No more x-rays!  They are not needed.    Go to www.acbsp.com  or www.grastontechnique.com to find some chiro's in your area.   

Dr. G'

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