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What Causes Chronic Mid And Lower Back Pain?

I have chronic mid & lower back pain, pelvic pain, frequent headaches, excessive saliva & chronic fatigue. Had pelvic & vaginal ultrasound which showed nothing out of the ordinary. Have taken zanaflex, but pain continues unabated. Any ideas what could be causing this? Lower back pain started in Oct 2014. Pelvic pain & headaches started about a month ago. Mid back pain which makes taking deep breaths difficult started two days ago, same with excessive saliva.
posted on Fri, 20 Feb 2015
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This is typical symptoms of functional condition, anxiety, depression, stress could be the cause of this symptoms condition can be managed with any NSAID (Non-steroid Anti-inflammatory Drugs ) and best drug would be "Tab Diclofenac 50 mg sustain released would be best, along with this some tranquilizer may be helpful and best drug is "Tab Chlordiazepoxide" three times in day, hope this information helps, take care.
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What Causes Chronic Mid And Lower Back Pain?

HI Well come to HCM This is typical symptoms of functional condition, anxiety, depression, stress could be the cause of this symptoms condition can be managed with any NSAID (Non-steroid Anti-inflammatory Drugs ) and best drug would be Tab Diclofenac 50 mg sustain released would be best, along with this some tranquilizer may be helpful and best drug is Tab Chlordiazepoxide three times in day, hope this information helps, take care.