Pain in the upper left hip and lower left waist.

Suppose: 1, lumbar disc herniation (bulging)?

2. Lumbar myofascitis with piriformis syndrome?

3. Is the sacroiliac joint staggered?

Since the magnetic resonance * * * shows the lumbar process, you can basically say that you have lumbar disc herniation, so your diagnosis in the first hospital is basically correct, but you are so young and don't advocate the first choice of surgical treatment, then the first hospital is suspected of being profitable and overtreatment. The Second Hospital (mostly a small hospital) said that there was nothing wrong with lumbar spondylosis, which was a general statement. It is irresponsible for the Third Hospital to dare to judge whether there is nerve compression by taking an X-ray. It is said that your congenital spinal dysplasia needs to be further diagnosed. As for lumbar myofascitis and lumbar muscle strain, almost many people have it. As for the diagnosis, it depends on whether you can meet a serious, responsible and patient doctor! It's not enough to rely on your description, but also need a doctor's physical examination and imaging examination to make a diagnosis.

Because you are young and your clinical symptoms are not very serious, you should give priority to conservative treatment. You can go to a bigger Chinese medicine hospital for acupuncture, massage and physical therapy. In fact, this disease is mainly treated by oneself. Bad sitting posture must be corrected, the waist and back should be straight, sedentary and sleeping on a hard bed should be avoided, crossing your legs and climbing fewer mountains are prohibited. It is suggested to do more sports such as swimming, hanging horizontal bar, walking backwards and flying swallows. And you must rely on your own functional exercise to recover. The most important thing is not to sit for a long time (no more than an hour, it is best to get up and walk for a few minutes) to keep your back "C" shaped and your waist straight! I wish you a recovery.