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What to do if i have severe pain when tired, is it normal?
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Severe is not normal: Any pain is likely to be more difficult to bear when extremely tired or otherwise over-extended. But the word 'severe' itself tells you it is NOT normal. Have an exam. Find ways to avoid such levels of fatigue.
Answered 5/26/2016
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