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What Could Cause Lower Back Pain?

I have had a pain on my left side in the lower back region....frequent urination and bowel movements...this am I awoke with excruciating pain. The ER ruled out kidney stones BUT did not know what it could be. I am taking RX to control pain. Pain is manageable right now .. I am 64...do not drink or smoke Do not take medication Normal weight Healthy diet
Wed, 18 Feb 2015
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I have gone through your query. Your problem can be related to lumbar spondylosis or sacroiliac joint arthritis. A physical examination by an orthopedician will give clue for this. A X ray followed by MRI if needed will confirm the condition. Local corticosteroid injection will give pain relief in case of sacroiliac joint arthritis. NSAIDs like Nimusulide for short term will help in relieving symptoms. Muscle strengthening exercises and physiotherapy will help in case of long standing pain.
Hope this may help you. Let me know if anything not clear.
Thanks.
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What Could Cause Lower Back Pain?

Hi Thank you for asking HCM I have gone through your query. Your problem can be related to lumbar spondylosis or sacroiliac joint arthritis. A physical examination by an orthopedician will give clue for this. A X ray followed by MRI if needed will confirm the condition. Local corticosteroid injection will give pain relief in case of sacroiliac joint arthritis. NSAIDs like Nimusulide for short term will help in relieving symptoms. Muscle strengthening exercises and physiotherapy will help in case of long standing pain. Hope this may help you. Let me know if anything not clear. Thanks.