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Sharp burning pain that comes and goes on lower left side of my back. bulging lumbar disc starting to hurt againbut both at diff times. related or no?
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Myofascial pain: Intermittent pain in the lateral lower back is much more likely to be myofascial in origin, than it is to be related to any spinal or nerve origin. A trigger point myotherapist or a good massage therapist are the most likely sources of help.
Answered 11/19/2015
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