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Hello dr.i have back pain problem & feels tired every time.
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Need to see doctor: There are so many possible causes of feeling tired and having back pain that no one here can help you other than to advise you see a doctor for a thorough evaluation- you might have a chronic infection like parasites, nutrient deficiencies, thyroid problems, poor sleep etc. etc. Make sure you are getting enough Vit D (probably 5000 iu a day, take a good multivit, eat well, relax, do stretches etc.
Answered 10/3/2015
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