Have you ever heard of a diagnosis of bertolotti syndrome that upon further evaluation turned out to be something less serious and more easily treated?

Bertolotti’s syndrome is an uncommon cause of low back pain, particularly focused along the waist line slightly off to the side. Often confused with sacroiliitis, this diagnosis affects less than 10% of the population and because of this it often goes undiagnosed. Other causes of Low back pain include: muscle strain, disc compression, kidney stone, nerve impingement, pyelonephritis, osteoarthritis