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Q: Really Bad Pain In Back....

asked by: Becky on April 17th, 2007

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i have been getting bad pains in my lower back the last 2 weeks. sometimes it is a shooting pain which goes down the back of my lower back to my butt cheek. i also get a dull throbbing pain that comes and goes.

this pain happens even when i am sitting down. i don't know what could of caused it (alhough i do have 2 babies aged 2 and 1 so alot of carrying) i will go to the doctor the next chance i get but i just wondered if anyone could shed some light....

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Akkette

replied on April 17th, 2007

Experienced User

Picking up the kids could definately contribute to the back pain but your Dr should be able to spread some more light on the situation. You could also see a chiropractor and they would be able to give you a full examination.

Good Luck

Natalie

Itsybitsyspider

replied on May 1st, 2007

New User

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I read a couple articles on a website I found through Rush Unversity. It has articles on different causes of back pain and procedures for treating them. If you have pain that goes down your back I would check the article on Spinal stenosis. (http://www.rush.edu/rumc/page-11604297434 55.html), it could be of great help to you, and the information in general is good to know.

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