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I have lower back issues- pain now going into my hips and pelvis. what could it be?
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Lots of things: Your doctor will have to continue to look until your symptoms can be adequately explained. Getting a second opinion can go a long way in making you more confident about the information you receive.
Answered 12/9/2013
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