The patient presented with right thigh pain, mainly affecting the outer aspect up to the knee. The pain had been persistent for at least 6 years now. She described significant sensitivity and burning sensation in the area. Dr. Krishna suspected lateral femoral cutaneous nerve entrapment and diagnosed Meralgia Paresthetica as the cause of her pain.
The patient presented with chronic neck pain of more than 6 years duration. The pain was mainly one sided, with radiation to the shoulder blade. The patient also experienced significant headaches from the neck pain. She was unable to carry on with her job in the retail sector. She was very low in her mood because of the intensity of her pain.
The patient had been suffering from low back pain and right leg pain of at least 9 months duration. Pain radiated to the outer aspect of his right hip and the lower part of the leg up to the ankle. The pain was exacerbated with standing, sitting, walking, bending and lifting. The patient was unable to carry on with his work as a plumber.
The patient had been suffering from abdominal pain for nearly 8 months. The pain was localised to a discrete area in the lower abdomen. The pain was exacerbated by sitting down for too long, bending and excessive physical activity. The patient was largely housebound over the last several months because of the intensity of her pain.
The patient suffered whiplash injury following a road traffic accident, resulting in constant neck pain and headaches. The pain was exacerbated by routine activities and working on the computer. The patient found it difficult to carry on with his job as an electrician.
The patient presented with severe headaches, occurring on a daily basis. Headaches had been persistent for several years, but worse over the past 18 months. Patient experienced nausea and photophobia during headaches.
The patient presented with groin pain of at least 3 years duration following inguinal hernia surgery. The pain was sharp in nature, with intermittent burning and shooting pains. The pain was exacerbated by standing, walking, bending and lifting.
Patient presented with chronic pain in the groin of more than 14 months duration. Pain radiated to the buttock area to some extent. Pain was worse with standing and walking. Patient walked with a limp and had to use a stick for support, in spite of being very young.
Patient presented with chronic abdominal pain of more than 18 months duration. Pain was localized to one side, without any radiation. Patient had been unable to work for at least 12 months because of the severity of her pain.
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