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Can persistent feet pain be connected to my back pain? 23/f
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Posture problems can: Feet is very important part as it carries weight. More advanced structure of body-=essential so protect it. Postural problems need evaluation first, , if no trauma or no work-job related strain . Eval of arch. Your weight -correct for age-height is very important yes back problems can give pain.
Answered 7/12/2015
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