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What Causes Lower Back Pain, Lower Abdominal Pain And Cramps In Thigh?
I am having severe lower back pain, lower abdominal pain and a crampy achy feeling in the top of my right thigh. Axial osteosclerosis popped up as a possible cause, I see that this is a rare condition but it seems to fit my symtoms to the tee. What test are performed to diagnose this condition. I have been to a back doctor and he is setting me up for an mri, if that were a possibility, could it diagnose it?
Thu, 28 Aug 2014
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Usually osteosclerosis can be identified with a radiograph. The area will be shown more dense. If you are planning to take a MRI, it is a right choice. This will provide a detailed diagnosis.
Usually osteosclerosis can be identified with a radiograph. The area will be shown more dense. If you are planning to take a MRI, it is a right choice. This will provide a detailed diagnosis.
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