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Been suffering with middle and lower back pain and nausea. can this be caused by liver problems?
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Not likely: It is not likely unless there are reason for you to thing otherwise. More history needed. Pain in the back can be l related to abdominal problems but a medical examnination is advised to sort that issue out.
Answered 3/4/2018
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