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Could someone get air stuck in their back and it to cause pain?
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Um No: Very unlikely air got caught in your back unless you had penetrating trauma to your body. Most likely there is another cause for your back pain. See a pain/spine specialist to give you the best answer/treatment.
Answered 10/4/2016
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