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Stiff Neck and Jaw
My neck gets stiff randomly most of the time I have noticed it when I am eating or chewing something. It spreads to my jaw and I have to stop chewing or eating for a few seconds and then i can continue and it stiffens again. This happens sporadically and not all the time.
Please note that I have recently started taking BP medication after I was diagnosed with high BP and I started to notice these symptoms around the same time. I checked with the pathologist and he said its not related.
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Tetany and spasm could be a result of hypocalcemia and vitamin d deficiency .
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It may be due to problem in your cervical region...nerves passes from cervical region supply to different parts of face..arms region...due to stiffness which may be due to explore to Air conditions or trauma or constant working on computer... Ayurveda due provide solution for the problem with different authentic medicine to strengthen nerve and reduce stiffness
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Get X ray of cervical vertebra.....Visit us at our Center Amrit Ayurdham, Uttarhalli..
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Yes it can be managed by Ayurveda !
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