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Ways to help reduce lower back pain during period?
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Medications: Pain occurs due to some degree of inflammation during menstruation. You already take ibuprofen, make sure it's in adequate dosage. If that does not seem to work, then you should see an orthopedic physician for underlying low back pathology.
Answered 4/26/2014
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