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I have severe back pain. i broke my coccyx as a kid and i suspect it might have something to do with that. do i see a gp to refer me or what do i do?
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Start with GP: Your local GP can start the process with any initial testing that may be useful. They will also know who/what/where there are other resources in your region to have any other work done.
Answered 7/25/2018
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