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What to do if i'm 28 year male suffering back pain for last one month. physiotherapist and orthopedic doctor say i don't have any serious problem.?
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Back pain: If your therapist and doctor say it is not serious, that is good news! That means that your back pain will likely respond to physical therapy and other conservative treatment. Work to incorporate the exercises you learn in therapy in your regular fitness routine.
Answered 6/1/2014
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