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I strained my lower back muscles deadlifting. the pain is not sharp but it is dull and annoying. how long will recovery take and how can i speed it up?
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In general, most : Back problems get better over time. Rarely do they persist even if they are more than muscular in nature. Most are better within weeks. If symptoms do not improve or progress, then see your doctor.
Answered 12/17/2016
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