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Re: Lower spine above anus pain
From: Joyce (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 5 Oct 2002 08:52:31 -0500 (CDT)
I have the same occasionally. And my problem is different than what
Curious wrote. I have herniated discs in the spine. This can cause
these types of symptoms. So can a nerve injury to the area. Have you
fallen recently or felt like something 'popped'? This is very
uncomfortable and I hope you find out what it is soon! In the meantime,
use ice to help!
Joyce
At Sat, 5 Oct 2002, Curious wrote:
>
>I'm not a doctor. However, I experienced something similar many years
>ago. The pain was severe, constant and it seemed to "tingle", kind of
>like the picture you used to see of a radio tower and circles of
>"energey" radiating out from it.
>
>My doctor actually had to use SEVERAL local injections to numb the area
>before he could do a rectal and even then I nearly hit the ceiling with
>the increased agony of the exam. He sent me directly to a colorectal
>surgeon the same day and I was scheduled for and had surgery before I
>had time to realize what was going on.
>
>It was a badly infected rectal crypt or crypts and they did a rectal
>cryptectomy. Haven't had any problems since and that was 20 + years
>ago.
>
>Don't know if this is similar to what you are experiencing or that it
>has ANY relation to what is going on with you.
>
>At Sat, 5 Oct 2002, Vanessa wrote:
>>
>>I have server internal pain in an area below my lower back and above my
>>anus. This pain is constant but its most painful when I stand up and
>>bend down. Going to the toilet is very painful because the muscles all
>>seem to touch. There are no lumps and I have no idea whats wrong with
>>me. Sitting, lying, standing are all painful. I appreciate any
>>thoughts on what it could be.
>>Thanks, V
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