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Suggest Treatment For Hip And Back Pain

Last week I rolled over on a quad, have left hip and back pain...started immediately. About 20 minutes later I urinated myself without knowing. Went to ER then and they just did xrays and bloodwork. Today the pain is significantly worse and now I m having trouble peeing at all, can t get comfortable and b have weakNess in my leg.
Wed, 12 Apr 2017
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I would encourage you to get back to the ER. Sometimes it takes a while for any hidden damage to declare itself and the symptoms you describe would prompt them to revisit your symptoms with more tests.
A question that needs to be answered is whether or not you've had a spinal injury. Although there are a few less dangerous explanations to explain this, it will be more appropriate to have yourself examined again.
I think you should go to the ER right away and don't wait for it to get any worse. If it turns out to be a spinal condition, you will need a lot done in the way of surgery and rehabilitation. If they examine are reevaluate you and all is normal, that would be fairly comforting.
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Suggest Treatment For Hip And Back Pain

I would encourage you to get back to the ER. Sometimes it takes a while for any hidden damage to declare itself and the symptoms you describe would prompt them to revisit your symptoms with more tests. A question that needs to be answered is whether or not you ve had a spinal injury. Although there are a few less dangerous explanations to explain this, it will be more appropriate to have yourself examined again. I think you should go to the ER right away and don t wait for it to get any worse. If it turns out to be a spinal condition, you will need a lot done in the way of surgery and rehabilitation. If they examine are reevaluate you and all is normal, that would be fairly comforting.