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Can you get back pain and abdominal pain from not working out a lot and laying around a lot?
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Back pain , yes: Not sure about abdominal pain, if you mean abdominal wall muscles , they may get sore, but inner organs pain for just being sedentary, doubtful. If interfering with your lifestyle and daily activities, better see your doctor, wish you wellness
Answered 8/12/2019
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