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What Causes A Radiating Back Pain?

well i have off late pain in the back right side just above butt and front side down to thigh. Sometimes it reaches toe.
the pain is pulsative like a pulse beat; the pain starts stops and again starts. sometimes it extends to right testicle
is it kidney stone? the pain may also go to sholder to neck also but not always.
Fri, 23 Jun 2017
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Hello
I am Dr Mittal.
I have read your message.
I think, on the basis of the symptoms, there are 2 possible causes-
1. kidney stones
2. lumbar and cervical radiculopathy.
I suggest the following tests-
a. MRI lumbar and cervical spine
b. ultrasound abdomen.
Do let us know the reports.
Based on the reports, further suggestions and treatment options can be discussed.
Meanwhile simple painkillers like ibuprofen with antacids like rantac may be used.
Best of luck, Dr Mittal
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What Causes A Radiating Back Pain?

Hello I am Dr Mittal. I have read your message. I think, on the basis of the symptoms, there are 2 possible causes- 1. kidney stones 2. lumbar and cervical radiculopathy. I suggest the following tests- a. MRI lumbar and cervical spine b. ultrasound abdomen. Do let us know the reports. Based on the reports, further suggestions and treatment options can be discussed. Meanwhile simple painkillers like ibuprofen with antacids like rantac may be used. Best of luck, Dr Mittal