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What Causes Pain In Hip And Lower Back?

I went to the park around 2 hours ago and I was on the monkey bars, swing etc. then I walked back home and took a shower then my hip and lower back started aching and it felt weird when I moved it. It has now been around an hour since the pain started and it still hurts. What is this? I m also on my period but I don t think it s a cramp.
posted on Mon, 3 Aug 2015
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Hi,
Welcome to the HCM.
These symptoms could be because of urinary tract infection or just because of tiredness or sitting in bad position.
I would suggest if the pain is bothersome,you may have pain killer tablet for a while and if pain increases in intensity or you get fever and other associated symptoms then get a routine urine test and hip Xray done and discuss with the physician.
Hopefully my answer will be helpfull.
Regards.
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What Causes Pain In Hip And Lower Back?

Hi, Welcome to the HCM. These symptoms could be because of urinary tract infection or just because of tiredness or sitting in bad position. I would suggest if the pain is bothersome,you may have pain killer tablet for a while and if pain increases in intensity or you get fever and other associated symptoms then get a routine urine test and hip Xray done and discuss with the physician. Hopefully my answer will be helpfull. Regards.