A small painful lump in the dimples at the small of your back is from an injury. It's herniated tissue in the lower back. Fat tissue grows through the holes in the facial layer over time forming fatty lipomas. Some days they may not hurt and some days it hurts to even walk. As the lumps get larger over time it can also cause referred pain in the buttocks and down the leg. Cure: Zango Juice Pain Killers Steroid injections Surgery
It sounds like a cyst but you should have doctor check it to be safe. I hope you have a nice evening.
It could be a pulled muscle.They can be caused from as little as coughing.
A small lump on the lower right side of the lower back above the buttocks could potentially be a lipoma, which is a non-cancerous, soft tissue growth. However, it's essential to consult a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
The middle mantle is just above the lower mantle.
The lower part of the back, just above the waist. This is true, it is your lower back, sort of behind your belly button area, i hope this answers your question
It's the lower part of your back. It's usually right above where you wear your pants at. People often touch the small of your back when they are moving past you or wanting you to move forward.
It's the small little "nook" above the lever that you pull to pop the hood.
A tittle is a small distinguishing mark, such as a diacritic or the dot on a lowercase i or j. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tittle
If there is a painful lump above your wrist that hurts when you touch it, extend your fingers, when you roll your wrist or when you grip onto something you may have damaged a tendon or ligament. Your best bet is to talk to your health care provider for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate testing.
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Sound intensities above 120 decibels are usually considered painful to human ears. Prolonged exposure to sounds at this intensity can cause hearing damage. Common sources of sound at this intensity include concerts, explosions, and gunfire.
A: Sound can be painful above 90 Db. Or it can be measured to make things quite