Back pain is such a common condition that many doctors consider it a normal part of life — but you don't have to suffer. To start, know when to see a doctor for your pain, learn how to choose the right doctor to treat it, and ask smart questions about the tests and treatments your doctor suggests. Managing back pain requires home care, too; so develop a plan for managing your back pain at home.
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2016-03-27 16:47:58
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Michael S. Sinel, MD, is a renowned back specialist who teaches at UCLA School of Medicine and practice at California Orthopedic and Rehabilitation.
William W. Deardorff, PhD, a clinical health psychologist, is a renowned back specialist who teaches at UCLA School of Medicine and practice at California Orthopedic and Rehabilitation.
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