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Middle back pain that extends to both sides and ends right above my lower back. large breaths causes additional pain. physical therapy was not helpful and made the pain worse to the point i couldn't move without severe pain. experienced for a year?
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Back: Have you seen a back specialist. If you have been having symptoms for a year and failed physical therapy you should see and orthopedist or neurlogist.
Answered 5/31/2019
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