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muddgirl491

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Swimming And Pain Posted: 10-06-06 22:40pm


Hi everyone...I kno that this isnt as serious as everone elses problems in here, but I need to kno if this is something to worry about: i am a swimmer, and I have 2 weeks left of my high school season. Yesterday towards the end of practice my back started hurting really bad. It hurts towards the top and inbetween my shoulder blades...It has been hurting ever since, wether I am swimming or not...Is this something that I can fix with motrin and heat/ice?? Thnx --jess--

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