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Pain can be caused by many things and you
certainly have the kind of medical history that has acquainted you with
different kinds of pain. I can't tell
you whether your pain is coming from a collapsed vertebrae or osteoarthritis -
first of all, I am not a doctor and second, evidence of involvement of
vertebrae versus osteoarthritis can best be diagnosed with an x-ray. I recommend that you make an appointment to
see a doctor soon as possible. Good luck!
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