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My lower back hurts when i get up in the morning. i turned my mattress but it still hurts. during the day my back is fine. is the mattress the cause?
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Probably: Have you had any other back related pain? What about your general state of health. A good start would be with your primary doctor. If your mattress sits on a box-spring, you might also try putting a piece of plywood under the mattress.
Answered 10/4/2016
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