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While walking, i felt sharp pain in the lowest part of my back. the pain's not constant. i'm 19. i've never felt this pain before. did i strain myself?
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Back pain in a teen: Back pain that starts suddenly may be due to a strain due to irritation of muscles, ligaments and tendons in the spinal area. If a person notices fever or chills, pain at night, severe pain, or pain that lasts more than a week or two, they should consult with their physician about further evaluation and treatment.
Answered 1/28/2017
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