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I have pain in my joints and is been long now, about some months ?
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Joint pain: If you have been having joint pains for months it is time to be seen. Typically benign problems such as viral polyarthralgia will dissipated in days. If you have been having and ongoing problem some type of rheumatic condition would be likely.
Answered 12/17/2019
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