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There is no particular pattern of increasing pain. There is a continous pain there in the lower back. It pains more during periods, during backward / frwrd bending or anything that puts pressure on my lower back
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Hello. Will you elaborate your daily activities? Pain increase during periods is ok. Do you have any low grade fever ?
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kindly visit your physio to get assessment and treatment.
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avoid heavy weights till told so.
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