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Hi, i have lower back pain almost everyday mostly when i wake up. i work in an office, i'm 23, not pregnant. what's wrong?
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Consider: Consider changing your mattress, then changing the seat you sit in at work. One with better lumbar support will dramatically help you. Also stand and stretch every thirty minutes for a minute or two. Consider a visit to a chiropractic office.
Answered 2/1/2014
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