Pain in Hip, Butt & Lower Back (now in left arm)?

Question

I know for years I have had hip and low back pain. But now, I have sort of a limp in my walk because my right hip, right butt and right low back has been killing me with a sharp pain. It hurts bad. Now I was mowing the lawn this morning, and when I finished, my left arm now all of a sudden hurts. Maybe I sprain it. But not sure. Any suggestions?

Answer 1

Your pelvic bone is misaligned jus do a pelvic bone adjustment n you dont have to limp , in minutes.

As for your hand, may have sprain it, wait a day or two if not better then its bone problem (cervical spine)

Answer 2

You should go see the doctor. It sounds like it is you siatiatic nerve. I'm sure I didn't spell it right. The nerve runs from the base of your spine down through both sides of your behind and down your legs to your feet. I'm not sure why the arm. And I don't know your history. But the best thing to do is to get into a doctor now as the week end is coming and everyone knows if you need to go to the emergency room or urgent care you will pay 5 to 10 times what it will cost to go to the doctors office. Good luck.

Answer 3

Rule out Coronary Artery Disease.

Left Arm pain with exercise- rule out cardiac disease.

Anginia Pectoris and Acute Coronary Syndromes, including Myocardial Infarction (heart attack) may begin in this way.

The sudden intense pain in the lower back and buttock may be caused by referred cardiac pain.

Manipulative therapy has excellent applications, however your history here indicates-

ruling out both cardiac causes with cardiac enzyme blood test and EKG,

and ruling out disk and vertebral pathology by imagining (x-rays and MRI)

are both essential before any thought of manipulative therapy is even considered.

There are good reasons to do manipulative therapy and good reasons not to until you pursue serious disease that may contraindicate or preclude it.

The history suggests a collapsed disk, spurs, or other degeneration of the lower lumbar vertebrae, in which case manipulation could do real harm rather than help. This is the very reason Osteopaths are better than Chiropracters.

It does not decrease the need to rule out a cardiac origin of pain immediately.

Seek Medical Evaluation and treatment Now.

Answer 4

Maybe it's your Sciatic nerve. I have that problem from time to time where I have been riding horses consistently for 20 years. I probably also have an inflamed disc in the spine that, when irritated, causes my left arm and hand to go numb. My doctor said it's nothing to worry about at this point, but said to take some aspirin (or ibuprofen) to combat that.

With the sciatic, there nothing you can really do except grit your teeth and bear it.

Sorry 'bout your luck.

Answer 5

It sounds like fibromyalgia is a possibility. Starts with pain in the knees, hips, etc. and sometimes spreads. I've had it since 1990.

Answer 6

Sciatica---and now the pinched nerve or limp has caused you to lean, walk and move to compensate for the pain and it has traveled to your arm. Chiropractor and long hot soaks. Hope you get it tended to soon. It does not go away and will probably recur even after treatment. Lifelong sciatica sufferer.

Answer 7

Sounds like a pinched nerve. Go see a doctor, pain management or ortho.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

have it x-rayed to be sure you do not have arthritis.

if you have poor muscle tone around the joints, it will cause pressure on the nerves and you will feel pain.

one nerve can extend from your leg all the way up your back to your arms.

do exercises that strengthen the weak areas

Answer 10

Try some Absorbine JR and if that dont work see your Doctor fr an MRI