Question 1

i've noticed when i wake up in the morning i have lower back pain, no matter how i sleep whenever i move it nauseates me i can explain more any ideas?

Accepted Answer

See a doctor: You need labs and a doctor visit. Any chance you could be pregnant?
Low back pain and nausea could be morning sickness.
Please get it checked out.

Question 2

i have to lay down slowly so that my back can adjust. i will have a lower back pain for a few minutes after i finally lay down. my chest feels like it is caving in when i awake in the morning. i try to alternate which side i sleep on. i always have should

Accepted Answer

Many problems: You describe many symptoms here.
You should see your family md for a workup and rule out any problems such as a connective tissue disease.  Also, due to this many symptoms at a young age, it makes me want you to be evaluated for your symptoms.

Question 3

could sleeping on my stomach cause lower back pain the next morning and day?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Lower back pain can be aroused by a sleeping position not mechanically aligned with a person's anatomy and/or idiosyncratic chronic injuries.  The wisdom of the body helps people to determine their best sleeping postures, as do the structural definitions of the sleeping surface.  For example, people with one sacroiliac joint injury prefer sleeping on the opposite side with a pillow between legs.

Question 4

im 25, i've been experiencing lower back pain for sometime now usually after waking up in the morning? is this due to lack of exercise or sleeping pos?

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Probably neither : Lack of exercise and posture may be related to low back pain  but you need a complete history physical exam and probably imaging of your spine to have a better understanding of its cause. If the pain is severe there are some diagnostic injections to determine its cause as well.

Question 5

i go to sleep at night no problem. i wake up in the morning having to urinate and it feels as if my left side of my abdomen is full with lower back pain. when i urinate pain goes away. what is it?

Accepted Answer

See a physician to : R/o two conditions high in my list. Uti and urinary/kidney stones and diabetes (commonly complicating pcos). Does not look like a mechanical low back pain. A better history and physical very important.

Question 6

i see white floating string stuff mostly in my first morning pee. is this normal ? idk if its related but i have lower back pain when i sleep i wake up with the back pain but my backs fine thru the day. could it be mgen,urea / cpps? also a itch feel?

Accepted Answer

: If you do not have any other symptoms, you may try to increase you intake of water. Drink enough water daily so that your urine is mostly colorless.

Question 7

lower back pain and stiffness, fatigue early mornings and around 3pm everyday. get 6-8 hours of sleep. also dizziness which last 2 minutes.

Accepted Answer

Many possiblities: It may be related to the hysterectomy. However, there are many other potential diagnoses including an inflammatory arthritis, fibromyalgia, anemia of unknown cause, amongst others. You should consult with your physician. Further clinical evaluation and testing may be indicated.

Question 8

i am experiencing  low back pain (right side only) only when i am sleeping for couple of hours... usually in early morning on lower right back side.

Accepted Answer

Well many possibilit: Many causes are possible. You. Oils have just Kaye's wrong and pulled the back, perhaps an infection. And on and on. The best course of action is to see your doctor for exam

Question 9

what is the best sleeping position if  you have lower back pain?

Accepted Answer

Depends: It is individual. Only you can find the most comfortable position for you.

Question 10

which is the optimum sleeping position when you have lower back pain?

Accepted Answer

Generally, on your: Side in a fetal position with a pillow between your legs or on your back with or without a pillow under your knees.  Avoid sleeping on your stomach.

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I've noticed when i wake up in the morning i have lower back pain, no matter how i sleep whenever i move it nauseates me i can explain more any ideas?

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I have to lay down slowly so that my back can adjust. i will have a lower back pain for a few minutes after i finally lay down. my chest feels like it is caving in when i awake in the morning. i try to alternate which side i sleep on. i always have should

A member asked:

Could sleeping on my stomach cause lower back pain the next morning and day?

A member asked:

Im 25, i've been experiencing lower back pain for sometime now usually after waking up in the morning? is this due to lack of exercise or sleeping pos?

A member asked:

I go to sleep at night no problem. i wake up in the morning having to urinate and it feels as if my left side of my abdomen is full with lower back pain. when i urinate pain goes away. what is it?

A member asked:

I see white floating string stuff mostly in my first morning pee. is this normal ? idk if its related but i have lower back pain when i sleep i wake up with the back pain but my backs fine thru the day. could it be mgen,urea / cpps? also a itch feel?

A member asked:

Lower back pain and stiffness, fatigue early mornings and around 3pm everyday. get 6-8 hours of sleep. also dizziness which last 2 minutes.

A member asked:

I am experiencing low back pain (right side only) only when i am sleeping for couple of hours... usually in early morning on lower right back side.

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What is the best sleeping position if you have lower back pain?

A member asked:

Which is the optimum sleeping position when you have lower back pain?

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