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I was jumping on a trampoline and jumped up came down on my buttocks and had severe pain in my back when or should i see my doctor i am 55 .
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Pain persists: If pain persists and does not seem to be improving, should see physician for physical examination and sometimes imaging. Most of the time it is muscular in origin. However in older individuals bones can fracture with less stress due to demineralization.
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