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I wake up every morning with a backache. what should i do?
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Get checked: If it has been persisting for a long time you should see a doctor. An exam as well as xrays can help find a diagnosis. And if necessary some blood work. Most often it is just muscular pain, or even as simple as your mattress or daily activity. However, you may need to be checked for ankylosing spondylitis if your doctor thinks it is worth checking for.
Answered 12/17/2014
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