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I had spinal tap 3 months ago and still have bad lower back pain mostly when bending over or sitting too long.is this normal? will it go away? thanks!
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Spinal tap: This is somewhat normal. May last 6 months. As long as no fever , vomiting or headache associated , this shouldn’t be too concerning.
Answered 5/8/2018
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