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Fell down stairs this am hurting my back i landed on the floor with the bottom step against my back i have hot searing pain and moving?
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Simple answer: You need to be seen by an acute care doctor today. Trauma and pain usually mean injury, and the internet has its limitations. If you cannot safely get to the acute care facility to be checked, have someone take you. Good luck!
Answered 9/18/2018
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