"I have been experiencing pain on one side of my back for several days, and I don't feel well?"

If you have been experiencing pain on one side of your back for several days and are not feeling well, it is important to consider if it was caused by a sudden movement, exercise, injury, or another factor. It is also useful to be aware of any other symptoms you may be experiencing such as fever, diarrhea, or constipation. It may be beneficial to seek personalized advice and consultation from a pharmacist to address your specific needs.

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"I have been experiencing pain on one side of my back for several days, and I don't feel well?"

If you have been experiencing pain on one side of your back for several days and are not feeling well, it is important to consider if it was caused by a sudden movement, exercise, injury, or another factor. It is also useful to be aware of any other symptoms you may be experiencing such as fever, diarrhea, or constipation. It may be beneficial to seek personalized advice and consultation from a pharmacist to address your specific needs.