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I have continuous pain in back help please ?
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Be seen: I would encourage you to be seen for a specific diagnosis related to the cause of your pain. There are often good treatment options available. Imaging studies such as an mri scan may allow the doctor more clearly see and diagnose the cause of your pain.
Answered 1/5/2019
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