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Whenever i go to bed, after an hour or two, i have severe back pain. and i didn't feel such pain when i am standing, sitting or walking ?
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Go see your doctor.: Pain that wakes you up at night is a red flag that something more serious could be going on. Not to scare you, but this is worth getting evaluated further by your doctor.
Answered 5/17/2016
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May need new mattres: Could be almost anything but try a firm mattress first next see a good doctor gbr.
Answered 1/27/2014
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