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Can Kidney Stones Cause Low Back Pain ?
Hello, my boyfriend who is 23 years old. He has been complaining how his low back (both sides) hurts every morning. He said it feels so tight and pressure for 30 minutes then it will heal after 30 minutes. He keep think that its kidney stones and i dont believe that. Anyway he has this feeling for 7 years. Maybe he needs a better bed?
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Sat, 25 Jun 2011
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HI,
welcome to healthcaremagic.
His symptoms suggest low back pain becoz its early morn &30 min-typical of modern era professionals who sit long hours working.Its not kidney stone.
hard bed is one thing, another daily exercises will tone up the muscles.
healthy nutritious balanced diet with enough of fruits ,veg also play a role.
wish u good health
welcome to healthcaremagic.
His symptoms suggest low back pain becoz its early morn &30 min-typical of modern era professionals who sit long hours working.Its not kidney stone.
hard bed is one thing, another daily exercises will tone up the muscles.
healthy nutritious balanced diet with enough of fruits ,veg also play a role.
wish u good health
Hi,Skilvr,
Thanks for query,
I think due to lack of exercise he got this problem.
Due to sleeping overnight his back muscles become stiff and in the morning with muscle activity causes pain on the back.
Use hard bed,
Do daily exercise like back extension exercise,running,jogging,swimming.
ok and bye.
Thanks for query,
I think due to lack of exercise he got this problem.
Due to sleeping overnight his back muscles become stiff and in the morning with muscle activity causes pain on the back.
Use hard bed,
Do daily exercise like back extension exercise,running,jogging,swimming.
ok and bye.
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