Question 1

pain in my lower back on the right side.

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Doctor can examine: Doctor can get the details and do an exam. Back pain on either side of the spine (called flank pain by doctors) can be caused by kidney disease, especially if the person doesn't remember hurting his back by lifting or working too much. Other abdominal problems (occasionally serious ones such as a tumor) can also show up as back pain, as can spine, nerve, or back muscle problems.

Question 2

i have pain in my lower back on both sides?

Accepted Answer

Kidney: bilateral back or flank pain indicate a kidney source, infection most likely, doubt stone.
check your urine, for blood, or infection, or ketones, or white cell.
continue to hurt see your doctor.

Question 3

the pain is in the right side of the lower back?

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Need to evaluate: Back pain could be due to disc, facet, scar-iliac, muscle strain, pinched nerve, but cannot exclude kidney infection or stone.  So, in essence this problem needs to be assessed by a doctor.  You might be a candidate for physical therapy which, in turn, might profoundly reverse all of this, but uncover causation first.

Question 4

is there an organ on your right side lower back?

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Organs: Kidney, colon or small intestine are the only possible organs in the area. The liver would be found above these on the right.

Question 5

i have this pain in the right upper side of my lower back?

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Cannot say: Really impossible to say without a history and physical examination. That is why you should see your doctor and if he/she doesn't know they can send you to a specialist to try and figure it out.

Question 6

haveing pain on my left side of my lower back that comes and goes?

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Back sprain: Unless you have a fever and other symptoms that would lead me to think that you have a urine infection then this is likely a simple back sprain, over half of patients never remember doing anything to hurt themselves if the symptoms persist after a few days and are not getting better please see you doctor.

Question 7

i hurt alot in my lower back on the right side. what could this be?

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Need more info: There are many things that can cause your pain. I would need to know if there was any injury like a fall or a blow to your back. or a bad sprain .Kidney problems may also be thought of. Please make an appointment with your family physician to find out the answer to your question.

Question 8

is there anything that can cause pain in your lower back on each side?

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Strain: The major possibility in a 37 year old is lumbosacral strain. However the are several other causes especially in a young male. See a rheumatologist.

Question 9

pain in lower  back area in the right side it never goes away its constant?

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See your doctor: You should let your doctor know you are having pain.  He/she can examine you and possibly run tests to find out the cause.

Question 10

hurting in the lower back could it cause pain in the front on the left upper side?

Accepted Answer

Low back pain: Low back pain typically radiates into the low back lumbar region and down the legs, it does not usually radiate up above the back.

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