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I hve a severe back pain while resting. i am unable to wake up due to pain for sometimes.. it's been going for almost 6 months..
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Severe Back Pain: Back pain that is severe, not improving or worsening after 4-6 weeks should be seen by your physician. Pain at rest is a big concern especially if associated with lying down.
Answered 4/11/2020
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