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What Causes Sudden Pinching Pain At The Lower Back?

Hi, good evening. i am a healthy person, not on any medication for any illnes or disease. today, i experienced a sudden pinching feeling at the back. lower back, to the centre on the right side. i feel it once in a while and am having it till now. what do you think is causing it?
Tue, 30 Sep 2014
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Hi,Welcome to healthcare magic.After going through your query I think your You are suffering from acute backache. Treatment of it is rest and analgesics (diclofenac). Sometimes strong analgesic(such as ultracet three times a day after meals) is required.OMEPRAZOLE before meals prevent acidity caused by analgesics.However you can get his back x ray done to exclude bony injury.Avoid long continuous standing.Sit in a straight posture.Eat milk, fruits and green leafy vegetables daily.You need to done MRI TO RULE OUT other causes. You can discuss with your treating Doctor. I think your query answered.Welcome to any follow up query.
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What Causes Sudden Pinching Pain At The Lower Back?

Hi,Welcome to healthcare magic.After going through your query I think your You are suffering from acute backache. Treatment of it is rest and analgesics (diclofenac). Sometimes strong analgesic(such as ultracet three times a day after meals) is required.OMEPRAZOLE before meals prevent acidity caused by analgesics.However you can get his back x ray done to exclude bony injury.Avoid long continuous standing.Sit in a straight posture.Eat milk, fruits and green leafy vegetables daily.You need to done MRI TO RULE OUT other causes. You can discuss with your treating Doctor. I think your query answered.Welcome to any follow up query.