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Getting a good night’s sleep is crucial to your well being. Having severe back pain can often get in the way of sleeping at night. This kind of pain can come from exercise, poor posture, and many other activities. This article will dive into why you may still have severe back pain and offer tips so that you can sleep better at night.
MYTH: Sleep is for the weak.
TRUTH: Sleep is important for everyone! Your body needs sleep to heal.
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When you’re sleeping, your body is being reset and healing itself. This is especially important for those who are dealing with long-term pain in their back. A major tip for getting better sleep is to focus on your position while sleeping. You can do this by adding pillows or trying out a different position. By trying new strategies like this, you disrupt the cycle of bad sleep and improve your mental and physical health at the same time.
If you want to learn how to get rid of your severe back pain, call or text “BACK PAIN” to 301-900-3226.
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