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What Causes Lower Back Spasms With Pain And Fatigue?

Lower back spasms, pain, chills, fever, and fatigue. Fever at 104 now. Contraction like spasms ever 5-8 hours. Three weeks of pain. Doc keeps saying its just a back spasm but the muscle relax, pain med and anti immflam aren t fixing anything and barely keeping my husband functional. We have been to doc several times with little to no serious help.
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Hi, thank you for posting!

I have gone through your query and I understand your concerns.

According to what you have said above, I think that you might suffer from an infectious disease. In most cases, viruses cause these types of infectious diseases.

In order to determine the diagnosis, you should do the following:
- Physical examination
- Pulmonary X-Ray
- Complete blood count
- Liver test
- Urine test

The information that is to be taken from the above test, will orientate for the right diagnosis and treatment.

You should consult your infectologist in order to discuss more about your condition.

Take care,
Dr. Behar.
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What Causes Lower Back Spasms With Pain And Fatigue?

Hi, thank you for posting! I have gone through your query and I understand your concerns. According to what you have said above, I think that you might suffer from an infectious disease. In most cases, viruses cause these types of infectious diseases. In order to determine the diagnosis, you should do the following: - Physical examination - Pulmonary X-Ray - Complete blood count - Liver test - Urine test The information that is to be taken from the above test, will orientate for the right diagnosis and treatment. You should consult your infectologist in order to discuss more about your condition. Take care, Dr. Behar.