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I am experiencing back pain (severity: severe) (side: upper, lower) , curved spine (quality: one shoulder higher) , back injury and legs cramping. the following also describe me: hunched or stooped posture and leg weakness. what should i do?
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Get evaluated : Please see a physician as your symptoms are related to injury and you are reporting leg weakness.
Answered 6/5/2018
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