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Is it common to have more pain at night then during the day. i ask this bc my lower back pain is worse at night.
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Not uncommon: Distractions are less. No kids, no noise, no music, no TV and pain just creeps in!! Whether from trauma, arthritis, or post surgical.
Answered 7/27/2014
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