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I am having pains in back every time i drink something cold. i've never had this before and it's gone on about a week now. is this something of concer?
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Reassurance : No reason to concern. May be you have mild cold and your sensitivity to cold increased. Just do not drink a cold for a while.
Answered 2/26/2017
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