Can pain in my back mean that I have a silent vertebral fracture? (+Video)

Q. Can pain in my back mean that I have a silent vertebral fracture?

Dr. Brown always wants to encourage you to speak with your doctor if you think you have a silent vertebral fracture. An x-ray or a vertebral fracture assessment may be the best course of action to take. We want you to feel confident, empowered, and in control! Remember, if you have any question about a silent fracture reach out to your doctor, reach out to us, and do not worry. You might like to read our article Make Your First Bone Fracture Your Last Fracture and follow up by checking out the rest of the Better Bones website!

Listen to Dr. Brown and her encouraging advice below.

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Q. Can pain in my back mean that I have a silent vertebral fracture?

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