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A member asked:
Any idea what can i do to help preventing back pain? been to doctor got iboprofen tablets what shall i eat?
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Well low back pain: Excercises might help. Look them up on the internet. If your back pain persists on nsaids then you should see a doctor. In general any pain which persists more than 6 weeks is serious.
Answered 6/13/2013
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