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Lower Back Pain. Why Does Chest Also Hurt? What Can Cure Problem?

sir i am a govt.employee and i have to sit at a strecth in office.2 years ago i had a little pain in my back and lower spine.a small accident also taken place one year ago with me.after that i have acute pain in my lower spine and left chest .i have been taking treatment for a long time.but nothing cured of my problem.now i m hardly able to move or stand.i want ur advise.plz help me.
Fri, 25 Oct 2013
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Dear patient,

Given the history of trauma and worsening, incapacitating symptoms, a serious cause of the pain, such as a fracture, nerve compression, disk bulging, etc has to be ruled out as you have failed conservative managament. The best way to assess these by imaging would be through an MRI, and I would encourage you to see a specialist in the subject, namely an orthopedist or neurosurgeon with back specialty for further work up.


Yours truly,

Dr Brenes-Salazar MD
Mayo Clinic MN
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Lower Back Pain. Why Does Chest Also Hurt? What Can Cure Problem?

Dear patient, Given the history of trauma and worsening, incapacitating symptoms, a serious cause of the pain, such as a fracture, nerve compression, disk bulging, etc has to be ruled out as you have failed conservative managament. The best way to assess these by imaging would be through an MRI, and I would encourage you to see a specialist in the subject, namely an orthopedist or neurosurgeon with back specialty for further work up. Yours truly, Dr Brenes-Salazar MD Mayo Clinic MN