Lie down on flat surface and take rest. Do not use pillow at night.
Maintain good erect posture.
Practice good sitting habits during your work.
Next Steps
Meet an Orthopaedic surgeon to know underlying cause. If it is mechanical back pain then meet any Occupational therapist for exercise schedule, modifications in work area to lessen postural stress and thus improve occupational performance.
Health Tips
Avoid lifting weights or forward bending till pain persists.
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