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A member asked:
I have growing pains in my lower back. know of any alternative ways to help with the pain (yoga for example)?
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No such thing: There is no such thing as growing pains in your back. You are 32 years old and there are much more likely causes for the pain. A suggest a rheumatology opinion. Have x rays been done?
Answered 4/23/2013
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