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Suggest Treatment For Lower Back Pain

I've had this pain in my left side, more toward my back. I first felt it right before I started my period, so I assumed it was either a cramp or a cyst as I've had both before. It's been about a week since I've had my period and I still have that pain. It's gotten to the point where it hurts to put weight on my left foot because I feel that stabbing pain in my side. I'm not sure if I should get this checked out or just wait it out, but it doesn't seem to be getting any better on its own.
posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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I have gone through your question and
Appreciate your concern.
U have pain in lower back and it is progressive
And not relieved.
I think it's better to address health
Problems at initial level before
They harm You.
U may consult orthopaedic spine specialist.
General measures to improve back pain are
Avoid bending forward and lifting heavy Weights.
Hot fomentation thrice a day.
Muscle relaxants and analgesics will help.
Bed rest and lie on hard flat bed.
Local Analgesic gel for local application.
Muscle strengthening exercises will help you
In long term.
Thanks.
U can write me back for any query.
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Suggest Treatment For Lower Back Pain

I have gone through your question and Appreciate your concern. U have pain in lower back and it is progressive And not relieved. I think it s better to address health Problems at initial level before They harm You. U may consult orthopaedic spine specialist. General measures to improve back pain are Avoid bending forward and lifting heavy Weights. Hot fomentation thrice a day. Muscle relaxants and analgesics will help. Bed rest and lie on hard flat bed. Local Analgesic gel for local application. Muscle strengthening exercises will help you In long term. Thanks. U can write me back for any query.