Yes and yes.: Low back pain can be associated with nerve root irritation, that can cause abnormal muscle tone, and even abnormal muscle contractions. However, it is also possible that something chemical is involved, or electrolyte abnormality, like low calcium. Best to have this checked out.
Answered 2/19/2015
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Neuropathy: Fasciculations can be from peripheral neuropathy, or something more ominous. A nerve conduction study and EMG would be helpful in making a diagnosis. A low back nerve compression would also be picked up.
Answered 9/14/2014
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