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I have pain in my back under my neck what can i do i was told to take epp salt bath and soak and the pain went to my lower back but when i got out it went back up so what can u tell me and i hope it ain't nothing
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Thoracic : Thoracic back pain may arise from bone, disk, joint and muscle problems, sometimes other organ systems may refer pain to the spine. Many causes of back pain respond to anti-inflammatory medications, physical therapy and/or chiropractic manipulation. If the pain is not improving you should see your primary care doctor for assessment and treatment. Good luck!
Answered 10/3/2016
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