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3 Responses to “What could be the cause of constant lower back pain and nausea?”
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Charles Gaudet Says:
Hello,
Great question!
There could be a number of reasons for your chronic lower back pain and nausea; however, one possible cause that comes to mind has to do with the foods that you may or may not be eating.
Our bodies are constantly regenerating new cells to repair the damaged cells and replace the dead cells. In order for your body to do an effective job at this task, it needs to operate with the proper fuel (aka nutrition).
You see, pain is a warning sign that something is wrong with your body and needs to be addressed - and, often, one sign that your body is not getting what it needs from what you’re eating is lower back pain.
… and nausea can come hand-in-hand with lower back pain especially when their may be a concern about nutrition.
Endometriousus could be one thing. How long has it been occurring? Hoe long does it last? How often does it occur? You should look up endometriousus and see if your symptoms match it because with out knowing more i can not really say but see what you think. Otherwise it would be a good idea to tell your doctor next time your there. Good luck.
Hello,
Great question!
There could be a number of reasons for your chronic lower back pain and nausea; however, one possible cause that comes to mind has to do with the foods that you may or may not be eating.
Our bodies are constantly regenerating new cells to repair the damaged cells and replace the dead cells. In order for your body to do an effective job at this task, it needs to operate with the proper fuel (aka nutrition).
You see, pain is a warning sign that something is wrong with your body and needs to be addressed - and, often, one sign that your body is not getting what it needs from what you’re eating is lower back pain.
… and nausea can come hand-in-hand with lower back pain especially when their may be a concern about nutrition.
Just a thought - hope that helps!
Wishing you all the best,
Charlie
http://www.backandneckpainresources.com
November 13th, 2009 at 4:44 amhttp://back-and-neck-pain-resources.blogspot.com/
it could b e pre period. i get that like five days before my period.
November 13th, 2009 at 4:44 amEndometriousus could be one thing. How long has it been occurring? Hoe long does it last? How often does it occur? You should look up endometriousus and see if your symptoms match it because with out knowing more i can not really say but see what you think. Otherwise it would be a good idea to tell your doctor next time your there. Good luck.
November 13th, 2009 at 4:44 am