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Should i see a physiotherapist or a chiropractor for low back ache?

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Dr. Kenneth Licker answered

Back pain: You should see your family physician who can try to find out the reason for your back pain, then suggest the appropriate therapy. That might having x-rays if needed, or seeing a physical therapist. In the meantime, Tylenol, heat, and stretching may help.

Answered 1/5/2019

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A member asked:

Should i see a physiotherapist or a chiropractor for low back ache?

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Dr. Kenneth Licker answered

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