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Quite regularly, my upper back aches. Sometimes I notice that my back starts to ache after I eat a meal, but I'm not sure if this is just a coincidence. Although it can affect both sides, it tends to ache on the upper left side. Sometimes I'll also get arm ache, in the arm that is on the same side as the pain. Less frequently, I experience a little bit of tingling, but it normally doesn't last very long. My chest does not normally feel tight. I know I had anxiety, which was partially caused by candida overgrowth in my system. Although I've been trying to get the candida under control for the past 5 months, sometimes I will get the symptoms again. Generally, my muscles feel quite tired. When I lightly press on them, they hurt. All of these symptoms also seem to be more frequent a week before I get my period. I'm 25 years old and a student, so I spend a lot of my time hunched over a laptop and need to watch my posture. Any feedback on possible causes and treatment is appreciated!

2007-02-10 12:05:53 · 4 answers · asked by illumina 2 in Health General Health Care Other - General Health Care

In response to the Dr., I recently lost 30lbs because I stopped eating sugars and bread and pasta. Right now I'm about 147lbs., but a size 7/9. I'm 5'5 but I'm quite muscular. Thanks for you response.

2007-02-10 12:32:12 · update #1

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Hi, what is your weight now?.. One major cause of back aches could possibly be your weight, explaining the fact that after a meal when some weight is transferred on the anterior part of your body, makes your back crunch more or bend., I suggest you get an X-RAY near your area for possible spondylosis. Spondylosis is the compression of your nerves by your vertebrae or spine at the back, explaining why you feel sharp pain on your arm frequently..

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