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Hi there, i have pain in my back bone the last 6 months which is gradually getting more painful to touch! im 43 and in good health no accidents?
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Several options: Back pain is usually related to arthritic changes to the spine. Sometime back pain can be related to infections, cancer, fractures, or even other organs such as the kidney, bladder, etc. If your pain lasts greater than 2 weeks i would see your physician.
Answered 1/5/2019
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