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I have a dull lower back ache and i feel dizzy when walking.the back could be from dancing two days ago but it's just come up. what could be the cause?
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Back pain: It is difficult to determine the cause because the symptoms are nonspecific. Perhaps you are dehydrated or anemic and that is causing the dizziness (lightheaded). The back pain can be delayed after vigorous exercise or dancing if you strained or overworked muscles that you are not used to using. See your medical doctor.
Answered 9/1/2014
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