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I am having involuntary head tilting problem. I am nodding my head without my conscious. This is becoz I am rotating my head and back continuously for clicking sound. Now I am facing the ache. I don't know whom to consult. Please suggest me a doctor
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ur history is very brief. If u have this neck tilt since birth or it started later in ur life is very important. contact a neurosurgeon to rule out possibility of atlantoaxial dislocation.
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