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2-3 times a year i wake up in the morning to high amounts of pain in my lower back. typically it goes away after a week. i am a 25yr old male.
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Cause: There are many causes of back pain: strain, arthritis, herniated disk, kidney infection or stone among many others. See physician for evaluation.
Answered 3/27/2013
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