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Is it normal for a 20 year old to experience lower back pain after sitting for a long time? could it be due to a severe contusion from six months ago?
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Contusion: Yes, an old contusion could be responsible for your back pain An X-Ray of the lower spine to rule out an old fracture might be worthwhile
Answered 1/5/2019
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