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Is it possible for chronic low back pain that started with an injury to fully heal?
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Chronic back pain: It depends on the extent of the injury, type of injury, the care and rehabilitation received, motivation of the patient. A good doctor and team of specialists are extremely helpful to guide you.
Answered 5/13/2014
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