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I got an epidural when my son was born 16 mo ago and i have extreme back pain. it comes in waves. stops then comes back hard. i want to see a doc.
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Likely unrelated: But having it checked out is a good idea. Most of these are activity/muscular in origin.
Answered 11/27/2017
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