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Since i was 20 i would get feet pain, knee pain, and eventually lower back pain if i stand and walk for a while. running is fine. feet arch is normal.
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LS spine/discs: Get a radiologic evaluation of your lumbosacral spine , both x-rays and an MRI and consult with an orthopedic expert.
Answered 1/15/2016
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