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Back pain started in sleeping position
I used to get back pain during sleep in the early morning hours during wakeup before 2 weeks. Now this pain has slowly increased and started disturbing my sleep. during 3 am my upper back part of my body starts paining. this pain slowly develops in entire back. when I wake up from sleeping posture it is better.
Recently as the pain started increasing my sleep os getting spoiled too much
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U r having mechanical lower back pain
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Consult an orthopedician and medications. Physical rehabilitation are needed
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Dr. Rajesh Jain
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28 yrs exp
Jalgaon
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Keep gap of 2 hrs between dinner and sleep
Avoid heighted pillow
Do neck, back and shoulders exercises daily
If possible do yogasanas and pranayam daily
Take
Tab hifenac TH 10
1 1
Tab pantop 5
1 on empty stomach
Tab neurobion forte 10
1 1
Reconsult after 5 days
Learn good posture for sleeping, from you tube (health channels)
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