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Copd And Upper Back Pain
Back pain - nonspecific
Symptoms
- Low back pain
- Pain in any part of the back
- Pain may radiate to the buttocks or upper leg(s)
Signs and tests
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X-rays of the spine are usually...
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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