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If i have low side back pain and urinary problems, what does that mean?
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Depends: You could have 2 separate problems or they could be related. In some cases a severe herniated disc can compress the lumbar nerve roots and result in the inability to urinate adequately. Problems with the kidneys or bladder can also refer pain to the low back. I would recommend seeing your physician for further evaluation.
Answered 1/5/2013
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