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My lower back hurt

Last Friday I was watching a TV show and I felt cramping pain in my lower back. I have mild scoliosis, however, it was different type of pain. It was very painful. It has hurt for 3 days. What should I do? What wrong with my back?

Please help me.
Poster
  • Complaint duration: 4 days
  • Medications: mortin
  • Conditions: Sharply knee and I can't walk on it
September 13, 05:33 PM

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Back pain is the commonest complaint that makes patients see a doctor. IF you have back pain that does not respond to heat or cold compresses, then you should see your physician.
Abraham H. Kryger
Abraham H. Kryger, MD, DMD
Primary Care Physician in Monterey, CA
Level: Key Opinion Leader (149)
Website: Wellness MD
September 14, 08:21 PM
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Because you experienced a different kind of pain, you should do MRI TO FIND OUT WHY.
Don Ha
Don Ha, LAc
Primary Care Physician in santa monica, CA
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September 14, 04:59 PM
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Back pain is not comfortable at all for anyone most especially if it persist despite home remedies. Itis one of the commonest condition that makes patients see their Providers . If you have back pain that does not respond to heat or cold compresses, then you should see your provider for further evaluation and management.
A & T Family Medical LLC
A & T Family Medical LLC
Family Practitioner in College Park, MD
Level: Top Contributor (25)
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September 16, 01:34 AM
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