20/01/2026
Pain at night is usually a sign of how your spine is coping during the day, not just how you sleep.
Throughout the day, your spine absorbs hours of sitting, standing, movement, and gravity. By night, your spinal discs are more compressed, muscles are fatigued, and reduced movement allows stiffness to surface. That’s often when discomfort becomes most noticeable.
Understanding the why behind your pain is the first step toward lasting relief.
Here at One Spine Chiropractic, we focus on restoring healthy movement and alignment so your body can recover properly.
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