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Hi, i've been experiencing some lower back tightening/spasms when i run now. it starts after about 10-15 minutes and my back gets really tense ?
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Back pain: Having tight feeling on the back after exercise is normal but if this persists even after few hours may not be normal.
Answered 3/29/2016
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