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Back pain- what helps?

I tend to get back pain after I eat even when I'm not over eating.... I'm sure it's a mix of gas and eating. Is there anything that will relieve it, it seems to last for over an hour or more! Pressure always makes it feel better but is there anything else, heating pad, icy hot, etc?! Thanks!

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    Unfortunately, because we don't know the cause of the pain we can't realistically suggest something to help relieve it. If I were you, I'd talk to your doctor about it. It could be something as sim

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Unfortunately, because we don't know the cause of the pain we can't realistically suggest something to help relieve it.

If I were you, I'd talk to your doctor about it. It could be something as simple as indigestion or something more serious like your gallbladder.

agree with missy, if you take anything like beano etc. you might be masking a more serious problem. because the pain is new it screams "talk it over with your doctor"

I wish I could help , however I have detteriating, degenerating bulging discs in y back , so I do the icy hot roll on and sleep with a hot water agaist y back every night as I can make it as firm as I want cause a heating pad just won't work for me , but talk with your doc so maybe they can figure something out,

Next time you get back pain from eating, take an anti-acid medication and see if that alleviates it....if it does, notify your Dr.

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