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Cervical pain severe

2017-08-13 08:20:40
I have been cervical pain fron 4 months with severe headache at left side as i had met with an accident I had taken 1 month physiotherapy sessions and no improvement at all I had taken pregalin XR tablets two months regularly fr cervical pain with a neck hard collar weared
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Usual cervical pain due to muscle sprain or spasm and bad posture, settles with medications and rest and physiotherapy. Your pain is not. You need to consult a Neurospine specialist to evaluate the cause and treat accordingly.

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