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Suggest Treatment For Lower Back Pain And Pain During Ejaculation
I have been experiencing lower back pain for the past cople of years, mostly it is not too bad but recently it flared up and I was practically unable to move, my GP prescribed me diclofenac and that helped to get me on the go again but the pain remains almost constantly and radiates to my groin. I believe in my heart that its a back problem but I also experience pain during ejaculation. I have been to see specialists about this and they gave me the all clear as far as my prostate goes but suggested there was nothing they could do about the pain. Nobaody seems to be able to give me a defintive answer, can anyone help?
Fri, 26 Dec 2014
Cannot say in your particular case AND...
that is not a usual case for a pinched nerve in the back. Look at yourself sideways in the mirror.... see where the lower back curves? That bendy area has strains and that's wherre all the pinched nerves and popped disks occur. The area supplying the groin is much lower down. Urine cultures can be specifically targetted to look for prostate infection BUT if the prostate exam and bloodwork were ok... it isn't infected.
Congenital funny bone shapes (SPINA BIFIDA) can cause problems in lower spine and give those sort of symptoms; Xrays and MRI's can look at it.
that is not a usual case for a pinched nerve in the back. Look at yourself sideways in the mirror.... see where the lower back curves? That bendy area has strains and that's wherre all the pinched nerves and popped disks occur. The area supplying the groin is much lower down. Urine cultures can be specifically targetted to look for prostate infection BUT if the prostate exam and bloodwork were ok... it isn't infected.
Congenital funny bone shapes (SPINA BIFIDA) can cause problems in lower spine and give those sort of symptoms; Xrays and MRI's can look at it.
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