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I started having back pains, what could that mean?
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Depends: There are many potential causes of lumbago or low back pain. The most common causes are related to strain or injury to the muscles joints, or discs of the lower spine. Sometimes back pain is related to problems with the kidneys, bladder, or female organs. See your physician if you have pain greater than 2 weeks.
Answered 12/9/2013
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