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Scoliosis Posted: 02-28-06 12:21pm


You guys don't have a topic about scoliosis so I thought this is close enough. My back curves in a little bit(enough for my fist to rest in) in my lower back. It always hurts....When I sit to long stand to long lay in one position to long. I was wondering if you guys thought that might be bad and if I should go to a doctor or if it migh just be my posture. Thanks alot!!

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