Back pain cases on the rise

If back pain is not treated in time it can eventually lead to loss of sensation in the body parts like the feet or even permanent lameness

Back pain cases on the rise

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

In 2016, Pricilla Birungi, a resident of Sonde in Mukono District, was involved in a car accident that that left her with pain on the right side of her back.

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Back pain cases on the rise

If back pain is not treated in time it can eventually lead to loss of sensation in the body parts like the feet or even permanent lameness

Back pain cases on the rise

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