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What Is The Cause Of Pain In The Neck, Hips And Lower Back?
my neck hips and low back hurts so bad at times i cant walk sit or lay in bed i have scoliosis but never hurt like this befor i had pain always had pain but never like this could there be something going on that has nothing to do with my scoliosis my neck back and hips start about two years ago i had xrays mri and they say there is nothing and the pain would come and go and stay 2 /3 days then go away then come back stay 1/2 weeks then go way then come back each time it is more and more pain i know there is something going no but cant get no one to say and the neck some times can have my head to feel funny like no blood going to it but each time i try to talk to the dr they have no come back and i know there is something
Tue, 30 Jan 2018
Hello!
My name is Dr. Aida and I am glad to attend you on Healthcaremagic!
Your symptoms are suggestive of arthritis or a connective tissue disorder. Another possible causes to consider would be fibromyalgia.
For this reason, I would recommend consulting with your doctor and performing some blood lab tests:
- complete blood count
- blood electrolytes
- vitamin D plasma levels for possible deficiency
- PCR and sedimentation rate for inflammation.
Further tests may be needed based on the above test results. I recommend consulting with a rheumatologist on these issues.
Kind regards!
My name is Dr. Aida and I am glad to attend you on Healthcaremagic!
Your symptoms are suggestive of arthritis or a connective tissue disorder. Another possible causes to consider would be fibromyalgia.
For this reason, I would recommend consulting with your doctor and performing some blood lab tests:
- complete blood count
- blood electrolytes
- vitamin D plasma levels for possible deficiency
- PCR and sedimentation rate for inflammation.
Further tests may be needed based on the above test results. I recommend consulting with a rheumatologist on these issues.
Kind regards!
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