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cocoplum

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Internal Pain In Mid Back Posted: 11-26-07 16:20pm


I have a strange pain in the right side of my back, in the center. It prevents me from sleep, and only occurs at night. I first noticed it last spring, and I stopped drinking diet pop. It seemed to get better, and then a few days ago it came back, worse than ever. I have no health insurance and would prefer a more holistic remedy for this strange pain... Any ideas?

RichT

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Posted: 11-27-07 07:50am


Hello Cocoplum, It is most unfortunate that you do not have any health insurance. However, in my opinion you really do need to see a medical doctor. To delay may make things just that much worse. Perhaps there is a free clinic in your area that you can go to. Now don't delay seeing a medical doctor. RichT

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