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I have a knot on both sides of my pelvic area at my back on my saiatic nerve do i need to be seen by a dr ?
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Probably: ? young female notes "knots" on both sides of posterior pelvis. A guess is that these are schmerrls (spelling ?) nodes, which are normal anatomical findings, especially since pain is not mentioned. Only way to know with any certainty is to be examined by a doctor.
Answered 12/14/2014
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