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What is done for an injured back?

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As long as no ....: As long as there is no fracture or spinal instability or any neurologic issues, treatment ranges from rest and activity restriction, time, medication , physical therapy, local modalities like heat or ice, massage, supports or braces to injections depending on the type of injury. Imaging after clinical evaluation may be indicated based on findings to guide further treatment.

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