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I have pain in my back because of studying..what can i do?'
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Back pain: Most common cause of back pain is related to uncomfortable position in sitting i would recommend sitting in up right position keeping you spine straight or get an ortho chair plus exercises for the back.
Answered 9/14/2015
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