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Stabbing Pain Below Waist. MRI, CAT Scan, X Ray Shows Arthritis, But Not Having Pain Always. Underlying Cause?
I have stabbing pain right below my waist on my right side of my back . It is not in my spine. The pain comes when rising from a sitting position or when bending down and then trying to straighten up. It's like it is out of joint and I have to push on that area while I bend backwards until the pain goes away and I can walk. I've had an MRI a cat scan, x rays and all they tell me is that it' s arthritis but it doesn't hurt all the time, only when I stand up and it seems to go out of joint. I just need to know what is causing this and what I can do for it.
Hi, From history it seems that you got this type of pain due to degenerative changes in your lower spines. Go for physiotherapy daily and regularly. Do back extension exercise. Take calcium, vitamin A and D. supplements. Ok and take care.
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Stabbing Pain Below Waist. MRI, CAT Scan, X Ray Shows Arthritis, But Not Having Pain Always. Underlying Cause?
Hi, From history it seems that you got this type of pain due to degenerative changes in your lower spines. Go for physiotherapy daily and regularly. Do back extension exercise. Take calcium, vitamin A and D. supplements. Ok and take care.