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What Causes Severe Mid-lower Back Despite Taking Celebrex?

I ve had an unusual pain in my right mid-lower back region that I attributed to a disc problem. The pain is more prevalent when I go to bed. I have much pain turning over in bed. The pain has not relented for the last 2 days, despite taking a celebrex and a muscle relaxer. Some occur to me today this may not be a disc problem but a kidney problem.
Wed, 21 Feb 2018
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back pain is a common symptom in middle and older age population. there are various pain producing structures in the lower back. although i do not know know your age , the fact that the pain is more while turning in bed indicates a spinal instability pain pattern. Although pain in lower back can occur due to pathology in other organs called referred pain, its usually in a small percentage of patients. i would suggest you to consult a specialist for evaluation.
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What Causes Severe Mid-lower Back Despite Taking Celebrex?

back pain is a common symptom in middle and older age population. there are various pain producing structures in the lower back. although i do not know know your age , the fact that the pain is more while turning in bed indicates a spinal instability pain pattern. Although pain in lower back can occur due to pathology in other organs called referred pain, its usually in a small percentage of patients. i would suggest you to consult a specialist for evaluation.