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What possible gynaecological issue can cause sacrum pain and lower back pain that comes on and off for 8 months? i'm 54.
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Sacral pain: Pain in low back and sacrum can be referred from the uterus. See your gyn.
Answered 9/11/2013
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Several causes: If you have been having issues for 8 months i would recommend an evaluation with your gyn doctor or primary care provider. There are several gyn causes or other causes such as degenerative disc disease, si joint dysfunction or coccyx pain. An examination would help to direct further workup.
Answered 5/18/2016
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