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Should i see an osteopath if i have lower-to-mid back problems?
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Yes: Yes, you can see an osteopath. I would also suggest an evaluation by a physiatrist or neurologist.
Answered 4/24/2015
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Yes: Seeing an osteopath for back pain is a good place to go.
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