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Why is my back severely stiff every morning?
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Arthritis: arthritis, or inflammation in the spine or joints in the spine typically causes significant pain or stiffness worse in the mornings. This typically gets better throughout the day with activity. Options include anti-inflammatories and physical therapy type exercises.
Answered 6/14/2015
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