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Low back and severe groin pain feels like pinched nerve, l5s1, what do you think?
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Upper low back: Usually disc disorders of the upper lumbar spine l1l2 or l2l3 are associated with anterior and high thigh pain and groin pain. L5s1 sometimes can have referred pain but other things including inguinal hernia or testicular problems should be considered by your physician.
Answered 9/4/2017
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