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Topic: lower left back pain

Angela
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Member # 16214

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i dont want to be a worry wart but i've been feeling strange lately.

i finished up abx jan 1st, 2009. shortly after, i developed this ache in my lower left part of my back (i think in the kidney area).

it usually just hurts when i bend backwards and twist. the pain is made worse through sports or exercise which involve that movement.

i haven't seen the doctor yet. has anyone ever experienced this symptom or is it just a muscular issue?

Posts: 35 | From New Jersey | Registered: Jul 2008 | IP: Logged |

bettyg
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posted

siatica?? sp ... mine is in that area and boy gives me pain galore and NO RELIEF.

best wishes xox

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donaldmn
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Member # 16717

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Hi Angela-Don't worry, I have the same thing on my right side, same area as yours. I developed it over a year ago, and it's been there ever since, but has not migrated or gotten worse.

I have terrible postural problems, with muscles knots and trigger points on a few area on my body.

Do you find yourself sitting in such a way that you stress the muscles in that area?

I found with me, I sit on my couch all the time with my body kind of twisted to the same position where I have that muscle soreness-and I know that's why I developed this in the first place.

For me, it also hurts more when I move a certain way, leading me to believe even more that this is strictly muscular pain from poor posture habits.

Or even Sciatica, like bettyg mentioned-I wouldn't worry much about it unless it starts to migrate to other areas, or really get worse for you.

Posts: 64 | From rock tavern ,new york | Registered: Aug 2008 | IP: Logged |

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