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Had colonoscopy yesterday, removed 4 polyps having lower ache back pain today is that normal?
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Colonoscopy: The procedure per say should not cause back pain. The positioning for the procedure may be the cause. It is usually muscular in nature and should resolve.
Answered 10/3/2016
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