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Leg pain that runs from your lower back into the buttock, thigh or calf is usually a nerve being pressed in the spine, not a problem in the leg itself. Most cases settle within six…
The right MRI for back pain is a recent, dedicated lumbar spine MRI that shows a disc or bone problem matching your leg or hip symptoms, not just pain. An old film, a whole-spine s…
Not all back pain starts in the spine. Kidney stones, urine infection, gallbladder, a swollen aorta and gynaecological problems can all cause kamar dard. The clue is usually the pa…
For most back pain, no scan is needed in the first six weeks. An X-ray shows bone: fractures, alignment, wear. An MRI shows discs, nerves and the spinal cord, so it is the scan tha…