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I have lower back pain for 3 years and i dont know what the cause of it i have a slight curve of my spin and i went for mri scan the doctor say all ok
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Unfortunately: tests are frequently normal despite a severe pain. On the other hand, prognosis is good in terms of progression. See a physiatrist
Answered 12/29/2014
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