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I've been having a heavy pulse in my lower back that prevents me from sleep. no pain is associated. just a heavy consistent pulse.
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Pulse: You may be feeling the pulsation of your abdominal aorta especially if you are a lean person. See your doctor to rule out the posibility of an arteriosclerotic plaque
Answered 6/7/2020
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