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I had a scan which showed a l5 s1 annular tear.could this cause aching and burning to bottom of feet when standing and lower back pain when sitting?
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Variable: UT back pain would be common. Radiating discomfort to one or both legs is possible. Burning is frequently neuropathic as well.
Answered 1/26/2015
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