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Lower back pain everyday after I wake up
Everyday when I get up I experience a lower back pain.a small area above my buttocks. It stays for 1 hour and then vanishes for the rest of the day. It doesn't come untill the next day morning.
Actually pain wakes me up in the morning, because of which I can't sleep anymore.
Please advise on this what should I do next.
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It can be ankylosing spondylitis.
Get clinical examination done from orthopedic doctor.
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Get xray PBH AP view
Get HLB27 blood test done
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HLAB27 should be done early morning without talking any food
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Try sleeping in a different bed and observe if that helps.
Otherwise you need to consult a pain clinic or orthopaedician, some causes of back pain require careful examination to be treated
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Start physiotherapy with core strengthening spinal exercises and see how it works.if not get some x-rays/MRI scans
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