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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a back problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an issue or condition affecting the back, often in a medical or health-related context.
Example: "After lifting heavy boxes, I developed a back problem that required physical therapy."
Alternatives: "a back issue" or "a back condition."
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That's not a back problem.
After surgery for a back problem, Barbier had trouble sleeping.
Carter, we are told, has been nursing a back problem.
Willett had previously struggled with a back problem.
It's not a back problem with Daniel but it's the muscle.
Laurent Koscielny should also be back in the side having suffered a back problem.
"Do you have a back problem or anything else that might be limiting you?
Görges took a break after Madrid because of a back problem.
Thomas Vermaelen [who has a back problem] could be back after the international break".
Williams dealt with a back problem at the Open and was eliminated in the second round.
Inside Pitch Catcher Russell Martin missed his second consecutive game with a back problem.
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