I have a constant pain in the lower back and kidney area. Why?

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Most of the times the dull pain is benign and not a matter of worry. You also had a test to rule out any serious issues. I guess you do not have a fever, burning urination, etc.The next possibility is of spondylosis of lumbar spine or a disc problem. It is a spine problem where you get pain and other symptoms due to compression of nerves between spine. Do you have any history of trauma to your back? Is it associated with tingling, numbness, needles and pins sensation? If yes, then it further supports the diagnosis. You will need to have your vitamin D levels checked, and it's important to review your CT scan for detailed information about your spine. Depending on the findings, you may require an MRI if the CT scan doesn't provide sufficient information. The treatment for your condition typically involves a combination of physiotherapy to alleviate nerve compression, medication, and in some cases, surgery may be necessary. In the meantime, I recommend taking one tablet of Neurobion Forte daily, as it contains essential nerve vitamins, and you can also use Diclofenac gel for local application to help with pain. Additionally, you can consult with a healthcare provider to obtain a prescription for a nerve stabilizer such as Pregabalin 75 mg, which can help stabilize the nerve and reduce pain. It's essential to visit an orthopedician for a thorough evaluation and to discuss these investigations and treatment options.