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I slipped and fell down stairs backward. right lower back (waist area) hurts on/off. pain moves to front stomach/waist area. had exact fall last year.
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Pelvic girdle injury: The mechanism and pain pattern suggest pelvic girdle injury. Look for pink urine that would reflect kidney injury. Pain that radiates to the lower leg would suggest lumbar disk injury. Pelvic injury often has associated sciatica with radiation down the same side buttock and posterior thigh.
Answered 10/18/2018
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