Burning sensation back

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Hi, I am having burning sensation pain in my complete back side. Any idea why? MRI reports are normal

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Dr. Raj Agarbattiwala

Neurosurgeon 12 yrs exp Mumbai

It might be neuropathy

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Dr. Gautam Arora Neurologist 20 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Gautam Arora

Neurologist 20 yrs exp Delhi

Small fibre neuropathy is not detected on MRI. nerve root compression is visible on MRI and disc disease which can cause burning or paraesthesia in lower back depending on the dermatomal distribution.

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