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I had severe back pain last week, it made me unable to walk normally for a period of time and then any pull in my limbs made it hurt. now the pain has gone away but when i sit i feel increased soreness in my pelvic region, should i be concerned?
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It's hard to say without an ability to examine you or ask specific questions about your condition. If you are concerned, you should just book an exam with a doctor to discuss your symptoms and get a full examination to rule out any concerning features. This can usually be done without any fancy testing or imaging.
Answered 3/10/2023
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