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pain in lower back

05/30/08

Ellen Stone

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I just had an MRI done for my significant lower back pain and it came up with nothing. How can this be???

Doesn't there have to be something causing this pain?

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Monday, September 22, 2008

Jon

Sure, something has to be causing the pain. It could be something that doesn't show on an MRI, like a pinched nerve. If your doctor can't come up with answers, it's time for a new doctor.

Best wishes,

Jon

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