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I have lower back and hip pain (sciatic region). do i go straight to a physio nor to my house dr?
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Start with doc: It all depends on what type of studies you had in the past and the character of the pain, changed on/or chronic, new and so on. Your doc would be better at connecting it with previous known issues or order further tests. If needed, your physio will get involved, too.
Answered 9/2/2020
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