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Does pcos cause back problems? i have lower back pain without injury! i can't bend properly nor do normal activities without the pain. help!?
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Hard to say: Lots of things can cause back pain. And although PCOS can indirectly contribute, more things such as back bone, muscle, skin, rash, urinary and intestinal issues can also be addressed. Please see your doctor.
Answered 7/11/2017
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