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I have a sore burning pain for over a month lower left side above waist nothing visible sensitive to touch some days worse than others?
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Nerve mediated?: Burning pain that is associated with sensitivity to light touch may be related to an irritated/injured/pathologic nerve. Formal evaluation by pain physician may be help discover root of the pain.
Answered 8/22/2018
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