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I have had severe lower back pain for the past few weeks, i just started getting a sore throat and cough. should i see my doctor?
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Depends: If theres no explanation for your back pain like lifting someting or straining, and its getting worse esp w fever. Then u need to be evuated.
Answered 2/24/2018
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