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Help! i've been having chronic low back pain- teenage girl?
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Chronic Back Pain: Hi Liam, What types of treatment have you had for this in the past. One of the best ways to prevent low back pain is by strengthening you abdominal and low back muscles with physical therapy and a regular exercise program. Good posture is helpful, too. Have you ever had any X-rays to see whether you have scoliosis or any other issues with your back? - Dr. Sewick
Answered 6/1/2014
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