What Is The Treatment For Back Bone Pain?

Hi doct, Had fell of during playing sepaktakraw and pain at backbone. Then when for xray shows that potentially slipdisc and gallstone. After that, checked for MRI & urine test (slipdisc-negative and urine having a bit of red blood cells. 1 week later (today), did again for urine test & found out still having red blood cells. Then when for Ultrasound Abdomen & Pelvis. Here is the report. what is your advise base on this report (Ultrasound abdomen & pelvis): - Liver shows normal parenchymal echotexture & is normal in size. No focal liver lesion seen. - Portal veins & hepatic veins are patent & normal in caliber. - Gallbladder is normal. No gallbladder stone or polyp. - Bile ducts are not dilated. - Spleen is normal in size. no focal splenic lesion. - Pancreas is partially obscured by bowel gases. The visualized part of the pancreas is normal. - No abdominal aortic aneurysm. - No upper abdominal lymphadenopathy. - Both kidneys are normal in size, parenchymal thickness & echopattern. - A simple cortical cyst (6mm) at upper pole of left kidney. - No renal stone or mass. No hydronephrosis. - No perihephric hematoma. - Urinary bladder is normal. - Prostate gland is normal in size, measuring 2.8 x 3.2 x 3.7cm (18.6cm3) - No ascites. Impression: - Incidental findings of simple left renal cortical cyst.