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When should you go the doctor for bone pain?
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If it is persistent: Persistent pain in your bones requires you to find out the cause. Unless you have sustained an injury, you need to go see a physician who can examine you and find out the cause. The may need some further testing. Most back pains subside in 2-3 weeks, if they do not, you must seek medical attention to find out the cause.
Answered 4/4/2015
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