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Siting for 12 he's 4 night a week. working and develope a severe pain in the lower back.
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See below: Your question is a little confusing. I assume you are asking why he has pain. I would guess that he has degenerative disc disease and associated facet arthritis. See your pcp who can evaluate him further and if needed refer him to a pain specialist.
Answered 4/10/2013
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