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8y/o son has significant midback, slightly to the right and radiates some to his front. no urinary sx, no injuries. daily movement increase pain a lot?
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Midback pain: Sounds like a muscular issue. Does he carry a back pack and if so does he wear it properly or sling t over the right shoulder. I have seen many of these injuries and pain complaints in school bag toting children.
Answered 7/30/2014
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