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I wake up every morning with back pain, what is the best/quickest way to prevent this?
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Morning back pain: In most cases this type of pain can be due to a soft and saggy mattress. Sleeping position is also one of the causes. Try sleeping on a firm surface and try to sleep in a different position if you can
Answered 5/29/2013
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