Back sprain si join: Pain could be from a spain in the low back or from an si joint that is out of place or has ligaments that are injured. Visit www.Getprolo.Com or www.Aaomed.Org to find a doctor to help with this problem.
Answered 6/10/2013
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Trocanteric bursitis: It's a classic symptom that happens when people lay on their side and their hip is inflamed at the trochanteric bursa (a fluid filled sac) that helps the tissues in the area move more easily. People commonly complain of waking up because of the pain. Anti-inflammatories, stretching, and alternating ice and heat compresses can help. If it doesn't improve, see your doctor.
Answered 12/2/2018
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