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Lower Back Pain
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I am suffering from back pain from last 1 year or so.It is kind of On/Off type of occurrence. The location is above the point where the spine ends on both sides.There are some bones there too I guess symmetrical to both sides.
My concern is Shall I seek medical consultation as it seems like a prolonged functionality issue for me and the severity might increase too?
I have been doing desk jobs for last 4-5 years with very less physical activities (if that helps).
Is it normal to feel that little pain even after proper rest??
Regards,
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Get ur x ray done
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There are 2 joints just above where the spine ends, its called sacro illiac joints, you might have inflammation there,
There are a few things to be done to confirm it, please consult a orthopedic surgeon, or online with me
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Dr. Amitabh Gupta
Spine Surgeon
19 yrs exp
Delhi
Looks like you have not exercised for a long time.
Better start now and avoid bad posture.
Thanks
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