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Can a sedentary lifestyle cause chronic inflammatory back pain? (raised crp, sed rate, etc?
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I think I've just answered your question about chronic back pain at sitting position. Sedentary life style is not the cause of an inflammatory spine disease. You need to be evaluated by a rheumatologist if you have not. Take care.
Answered 6/30/2023
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