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Could my backaches be most likely from work related stress?
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Not necessarily: Just the daily day to day activities (not only work-related) can increase stress on the back, especially if you are not paying attention to proper body mechanics and proper lifting mechanics. There are other causes of backache, so you will need to get you backache evaluated especially if it has been persisting for a while to ensure there is nothing sinister causing it.
Answered 10/3/2013
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