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What could be the reason of middle to lower back pain(feeling like muscle heavy or inflexible)knowing that i am just 19 years?
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Suspect Muscle: Back pain can be due to multiple causes. In your case I suspect this is muscle. You can discuss this with your physician and evaluate accordingly
Answered 12/21/2015
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Mid to lower back pa: Pain can be of one of the bodies way of letting us know something is wrong.If the discomfort is mild and short lived you can keep an eye ooh it , take alleve, stretch, use heat, avoid activities and positions which cause pain.if things don't improve , you should be evaluated.
Answered 12/21/2015
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