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Low back pain
Suffering from low back pain for more than a year. LS Spine MRI, LS xray and hipjoint xray shows nothing significant as consulted with doctor.The pain is deep at right lower back side, originating from side of spine and coming to right groin. Also when pressing deeply at a particular region at right lower back ,feeling pain.Done UST and stimulation therapy by physiotherapist. But It is recurring.After sitting for sometime,the right lower back part is giving pain and feeling less strength there compared to left lower back. Can it be any ligament injury or something else?MRI and Xray are showing nothing significant.So Any particular test needs to be done to check ligament injury ?Please help.
The pain is due to your prolonged sitting and sitting with the right leg crossed under your opposite buttock. This less to more pressure on the muscles of right lower back and buttock and pressure on the groin muscles.
Next Steps
require to sit and work in an ergonomic manner so that a neutral working posture is maintained.
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we can do a teleconsultation if you want.
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