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Dr. plez help me i am having chronic problem of back pain now a days.2 yrs before i had problem of loss of lumber lordosis.
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Exercise regularly: For persons with chronic , greater that 3 months of continuous pain, a muscle strengthening and stretching program can help decrease symptoms. In addition, NSAIDS my be of benefit in treating this type of discomfort. If these fail to reduce the symptom I suggest you see your primary care doctor.
Answered 6/22/2015
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