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I often say it feels like somebody is constantly throttling your neck but you can still breathe normally.
Def sounds like spasms & raised top rib/collarbone. not fun at all...

when I had those things happening it was like a too tight turtle neck sweater on all the time & something kind of stuck in my throat feelings.
It really limited my arm use too as that whole area was compressed and the nerves & blood flow were compromised.
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