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43 years old, lower back pain, front of thigh pain, difficulty moving and lower spine isnt straight. what could it be? is it serious? 1week already
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Could be: new onset low back pain w/pain in the thigh and difficulty straightening lower spine could be a sign of a nerve root issue and should be checked out w/o delay. This could also be musculoskeletal only and could even be a GI issue masquerading as a neurologic problem. In any event. Don't delay. See the dr quick.
Answered 8/16/2017
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