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What's best sitting &sleeping posture to avoid back pain? i am 26 y m, sit long for studying(12hrs/day). exercise helps sometimes.good website link?
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Ball on side: Sleeping on side with pillow between knees sitting on a ball chair is comfortable.
Answered 1/30/2014
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