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I've worked lifting fueniture for 15 years and i currently work as a cashier at a stoee and i have a lot of lower back pronlems any ideas?
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Back pain: Is one of the most common problems of middle age and up.Fortunately, it usually gets better without an operation.You can start with exercise for chronic low back pain.See your doc if persists or immediately if there is any numbness, tingling, weakness, or trouble controlling bladder or bowels.
Answered 5/20/2013
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See below: Besides exercises for your back, consider wearing shoes with more support especially arch as this can help the lower back.
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