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On And Off Strange Pain In Back Feeling Like Trapped Nerve, Dizziness When Standing. History Of Losing Consciousness After Head Hitting Head Against Wall. Serious?

I have a strange pain in my back from time to time while laying down, usually....it feels like a trapped nerve but if I stand up it makes me feel faint or dizzy and there seems to be a certain cold feeling. This has happened before and I lost consciousness briefly but came around after hitting my head against the wall twice...
Mon, 26 Aug 2013
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Hi, the fainting may be due to the stretch of the muscles on the back, or a stone in the ureter , or an infection of the urinary tract.It also can be due to the concusion of the brain after hitting the head.
I advise you to consult a physician for diagnosis and treatment.
Thank you.
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On And Off Strange Pain In Back Feeling Like Trapped Nerve, Dizziness When Standing. History Of Losing Consciousness After Head Hitting Head Against Wall. Serious?

Hi, the fainting may be due to the stretch of the muscles on the back, or a stone in the ureter , or an infection of the urinary tract.It also can be due to the concusion of the brain after hitting the head. I advise you to consult a physician for diagnosis and treatment. Thank you.