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Lower Back Pain, Painful To Sit Or Stand. Difficulty Sleeping, Feeling Hungry. Suggestions?

I am having severe pain in my lower back it is extremely painful to sit, stand or lay down. i hurt so much I can't sleep! I feel hungry but can't eat! I have a Dr. @ Kaiser in Lakewood, Colorado but she won't give me anything for pain. This is very depressing, It hurts sooo BAD I'm about to locate other means of something for my pain!! What would you suggest for me too do???
Tue, 25 Jun 2013
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

If the pain is so severe that it is affecting the quality of your life then you may want to consider consulting a pain specialist.

These are doctors that specialise in the management of any type of pain and would be to prescribe therapy that may be able to help you.

This would include medication as well as physical therapy.

Your doctor may be able to refer you to one of these specialist.

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Lower Back Pain, Painful To Sit Or Stand. Difficulty Sleeping, Feeling Hungry. Suggestions?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic If the pain is so severe that it is affecting the quality of your life then you may want to consider consulting a pain specialist. These are doctors that specialise in the management of any type of pain and would be to prescribe therapy that may be able to help you. This would include medication as well as physical therapy. Your doctor may be able to refer you to one of these specialist. I hope this helps