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My mother has been suffering from acute back pain on her waist . The pain is so severe that she is not able to get up from bed and stand . lately she was also suffering from pain on left side of her face. Dentist said that there has been changes in her jaw and a nerve has little collapsed. is both pains related?
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No both pains are different... Backpain is may be due to sacroiliac joint strain or dysfunction... Physiotherapist will assess and can say clearly. Jaw pain is different assessment needed. Regards.
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