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My doctor prescribed aspavor which caused severe muscle pain on both my thighs. i stopped the aspavor after 6 weeks. 3 years later the pain still persists and is aggravated by other medication. no one is able to provide me with a diagnosis. help!
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Poor description: It is unusual for a medication t cause a specific area of discomfort to persist for years. Seek another cause like a spinal problem like L3-4 disc protrusion or spondylolisthesis.
Answered 1/19/2021
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