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Q: Internal Pain In Right Lower Back
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beckman81
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I have a shooting pain in my back, but in my lower back, like right above my hip bone. It comes an goes with little to no pattern. I have been to the dotor several times, and I have had cat scans, mri's, urine and blood tests, ultrasounds, and no one can find anything. When I have the pain it lasts for 10 second intervals, then it's gone and will come back throughout the day for about 1-2 weeks. Then its gone for a couple weeks, and starts the cycle over. I have no other symptoms. I'm worried that it is serious and has not been diagnosed right, but have been to 3 doctors about it. I now go to the chiropractor, but it is not bone or muscle pain because I cannot change positions to make it better, nor can I rub it. It is too internal. Help!!!!!!
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FrehedomA
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deedee40
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| beckman81 wrote: |
| I have a shooting pain in my back, but in my lower back, like right above my hip bone. It comes an goes with little to no pattern. I have been to the dotor several times, and I have had cat scans, mri's, urine and blood tests, ultrasounds, and no one can find anything. When I have the pain it lasts for 10 second intervals, then it's gone and will come back throughout the day for about 1-2 weeks. Then its gone for a couple weeks, and starts the cycle over. I have no other symptoms. I'm worried that it is serious and has not been diagnosed right, but have been to 3 doctors about it. I now go to the chiropractor, but it is not bone or muscle pain because I cannot change positions to make it better, nor can I rub it. It is too internal. Help!!!!!! |
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ex1stenz
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MOMMAKATIE
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The calcifications are a sign of kidney stones.
Keep us posted as to the doctors plans for you.
Best of luck to you..I'll keep my fingers crossed..
Keep us posted as to the doctors plans for you.
Best of luck to you..I'll keep my fingers crossed..
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sataylor
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snow_angel
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lang3839
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lang3839
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