MRI: I would first go for a lumbar mri. You may have a bulging, protruding, or herniated disc causing the lower back pain.
Answered 8/23/2013
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Get more information: Pain in the mid-lower back is very common. Over 90% of people experience some spinal complaint at some point during their lives and it usually improves without needing any specialized interventions in 70% of patients. Common causes include pulled muscle, annular tear of the disk, or facet joint pain. You should be evaluated by a healthcare practitioner to get more info.
Answered 3/30/2014
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