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Is lower back pain a sign of strep?
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Back pain: All infections (virus, bacterial, fungal...) can cause symptoms of low back pain. Usually these are thought to be myalgias or muscle related pains. There is some intriguing research about bacterial infections being causative for certain chronic low back pain conditions.
Answered 9/23/2018
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