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How come i get body pain when i sleep or lay down?
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Musculoskeletal: #fibromyalgia (fm)? Widespread body pain in early thirties female, especially when lying down, arouses concern for pelvic girdle and/or shoulder girdle disorders, which commonly occur when person lying down. Vertebral spine disorders less pained when lying down. Mattress ground force toques these girdles impinging neural tracts, including autonomic nerves. My opinion after examining many with fm.
Answered 12/25/2013
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