Long story short, I have been having a lower abdomen pain (pretty much a constant pain) for about a month now. I have seen two butter-and-bread primary care physicians. One checked and did not feel any hernia by hand. The other one did not even touch me, instead she sent me to CT scan directly. Radiologist reading the CT scan claimed that he saw a small inguinal hernia in my scans. Afterwards, I went to see a general surgeon. He checked me throughly and said he does not feel a hernia. He checked CT scan as well and said he sees something really small, less than the size of a finger tip. He said no surgery is needed. But, I still have some pain there. Recently I got a back spasm and having hard time to hold my back straight. Now, my lower abdomen region hurts more particularly when I stand up from a seat given that my back muscles are not fully functional. Anyway, what do you suggest me to do? Should I go see another surgeon, another primary care physician, or a different specialist? Do I even have a hernia? What should I do now?