In very few cases, meningiomas put pressure where the nerves run into the spinal cord, leading to mild or moderate back pain that most people can address with over-the-counter painkillers. This symptom most often occurs in random flares. Individuals who experience recurring back pain without an obvious cause should speak to a doctor about finding a diagnosis.

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