For 30+ years I've had intermittent moderate to severe lower back pain that comes and goes and is initiated by what I eat. In general its sugars of all sorts: starches- bread, potatoes, rice, pasta; fruit = the sugar; spaghetti sauce, BBQ sauce, almost any good sauce; cheese; fried stuff, spicy stuff. I'm very active, workout almost daily (martial artist for 40+ years) The older I get the fewer things I eat my body is willing to tolerate and that brings on the back pain. Past two months it has been nearly constant. There has not been any recent back injury to cause this. I've asked Drs. over the past decades what this back pain due to what I eat might be and they all shrug their shoulders. They say they've never heard anything like it. I'm not diabetic - A1C = 5.4. Anyone have something similar? I'd just like to know what it is and any alternative ways of dealing with it or treating it other than not eating anything that tastes good. What's up, doc?
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