Centre, AL
A female asked:
have low back pain, leg pain and sometimes numbness in my groin area.
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Back pain: There are numerous causes of lower back pain. It is difficult to reach a diagnosis without a proper examination of your back and abdomen. The back pain could arise from your kidneys, rib cage, spine or hip and pelvic joints. It could be due to inflammation from an old injury, arthritis or disc pain, hip bursitis, kidney stones - the possibilities are endless. You need to see your doctor
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Dr. Kenith Paresaanswered
Specializes in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
May be lumbar: These symptoms may indicate a lumbar radiculopathy (high lumbar with radiation to the groin), a sacroiliac joint problem, hip problem or neuromuscular injury. You should be evaluated by a physician.
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