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My mid to lower paraspinal muscles are constantly pulled. all mri's , xrays, and ct scans normal. is there a condition that could cause this?
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Lumbar strain: If all tests are normal its probably myofascial in origin. If an injury was part of this we call it lumbar strain. First stop should probably be physical therapy.
Answered 3/12/2020
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