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Hi gud morning am 17 i started getting pain in my lower back and weiss and under my belly what could that be?
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Many possibilities: There are many potential causes for low back, waist, and belly pain. Common are: disk changes, smoking, sprains of ligaments, muscular strains and spasms, vitamin deficiencies, joint inflammation, altered walking or sitting patterns, lack of sleep, poor circulation in the spinal blood vessels, tumors, aortic aneurysms, trauma, pregnancy, and spinal deformities. See your doctor for definitive care.
Answered 8/3/2014
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