Published on: 7/4/2025
Hip and lower back pain can happen at the same time because the hip and spine are closely connected. Problems in one area can affect the other, making it important to understand both when diagnosing pain.
The hip and lower back are closely linked, meaning issues in one can cause pain in the other. This connection is due to shared structures and nerves, which means that pain can travel between these areas.
Understanding the connection between the hip and lower back is important for diagnosing and treating pain. A thorough examination can help find the root cause, whether it is in the hip, the spine, or both.
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