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Low back pain for years. can this be treated?
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Absolutely: Low back pain is often a chronic condition. There are many conservative treatment options including medication, therapy, and sometimes injections. Surgery would be a last resort. Often the best way to treat chronic pain is to work on posture, exercise, modify diet. Seeing a physician would be recommended to discuss these options.
Answered 7/29/2014
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Ofcourse: Theres always something to do depending upon the cause. Get evaluated by an ortho spine specialist.
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