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Old 03-22-2009, 11:08 AM #1
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Default sore back from LP?
I had an LP Friday. Yes, I got a wicked headache but it isn't so bad now. Have upped the liquids and caffiene and am eating Tylenol.

My question is did any of you have a painful back as a result of the LP? It seems that the more I sit up or move about the tighter and painful it gets. I can't spend my life laying in bed. Tips please

Thanks
PS How long for results? The radiologist said a few weeks!!! Yikes.
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