Hi Renee
When did you have your surgery? I am sure that your doctor is most likely giving you the best reason for your back pain. Skin cancer can occur anywhere but it is unlikely that it is already on your back. If you had stage zero or "in situ" skin cancer this means it has not spread. I would call your doctor with any concerns you may have. I am sure he or she has told you to come back for repeat visits to check your skin for any new skin cancers.
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Hi again
I do hope you continue to feel better. If this is arthritis we have an arthritis site where the folk there would be happy to answer any questions about this condition. As a matter of fact, one of our doctor writers just wrote a post about how joint pain can predict the weather.
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the surgery was done march 2010 I spoke with my doctor and he said most likely it could be a little arthritis. I have seen him 4 times since my surgery. I just have been a little concern about my back. Its feeling better but painfully when we dreadful weather which means it could be a sign of arthritis. Thank you for your response feeling a little better.