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hi my wife age is 21and she complaints of regular lower back pain along with buttocks pain(left buttocks pain is high) and foot pain and complaints of tiredness so we meat a doctor he took some blood test said ll this due to low hemoglobin count and gave some syrup and iron tablets it has been 2 months and nothing is cured . please give me some suggestions
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The back pain and buttock pain are fairly definitive for Sciaticia. She needs a Lumbar L1-L-5 MRI. Females often have a low hematocrit and iron deficiency anemia, but that and her fantigue have nothing to do with the back problem.

She has to think about going to a specialist for exercises to relieve the pressure on the nerve. And to learn to lift properly and to avoid heavy lifting. In a car she should sit on a foam cushion of inflatable seat.

A TENS device, prescribed by a physician, can often provide tremendous pain relief.

Sometimes a surgical procedure called a laminectomy is required, but this is a last resort.
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I have a pain also like this.  If I sit in the recliner I get great relief but its as long as I sit there.  If I sit in a chair to type on my computer it is an excruciating pulling pain that travels into my side.  Feels  I cant bend or stoop,  I am 230 lbs but this was going on before the weight gain.  I went to a spine specialist and he suggested a series of 3 spinal, epidural injections these did not help.  That took my savings since I had not met deductible and then every treatment was 20%.  Now I am unemployed no ins and pain constantly.   Advice is needed
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Hi,

It sounds neurologic in nature to me; possibly the sciatic nerve.  I would recommend her seeing a neurologist.  Low iron counts can cause lower back pain, but I am thinking this is neurologic.  
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