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A X-ray and MRI would be helpful in diagnosing any problem in the spine. If you do not have any indication of spine problem then you should consult a rheumatologist.
Ruling out arthritis or any joint problem would be important.
Continue physiotherapy and take intermittent pain killers.
You should go for a proper diagnosis.
A X-ray and MRI would be helpful in diagnosing any problem in the spine. If you do not have any indication of spine problem then you should consult a rheumatologist.
Ruling out arthritis or any joint problem would be important.
Continue physiotherapy and take intermittent pain killers.
Take care!