Hello,
From your description, you are experiencing:
• Lower back pain radiating to the thighs on both sides, worsening on bending.
• Changes in bowel habits, with constipation and reduced stool quantity.
• Some gas, but no loss of appetite.
• Normal urine and
kidney ultrasound.
A few points to consider:
1. Musculoskeletal causes: Persistent back pain radiating to the thighs can sometimes be due to issues with your spine, such as lumbar disc problems, muscle strain, or nerve compression.
2. Bowel changes: Constipation and changes in stool may sometimes be related to diet, hydration, stress, or less commonly, a structural problem in the colon or rectum.
3. Red flags: Although you do not have weight loss or appetite loss, worsening constipation, pain not improving, numbness, or weakness in the legs would require prompt evaluation
Next Steps
Please consult for proper treatment.