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Should i be going to a back specialist. had epidual. back still hurting?
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Yes: If pain management is not helping you should see a spine surgeon to further evaluate the cause of your pain. If epidurals are not helping you may need something more to treat your pain, possibly surgery.
Answered 9/18/2013
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