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Developed severe stabbing lower back pain, radiating around hip to front groin area. mri showed an hemangioma? what does this mean? a neurologist ?
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Depends on exact: Location of hemangioma, but get an opinion from a neurosurgeon if your doctor thinks hemangioma is cause of your pain.
Answered 8/15/2018
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