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Old 03-29-2013, 06:57 PM #1
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does this bug you guys?

it doesnt bother me at all so am i to assume my scalenes are okay or at least at the moment
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I can't do that. My neck is a lot better than it used to be but it still needs a lot of work.
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I can't rotate my head far enough to even attempt to dip my chin into the hollow behind the clavicle.
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I figured. Its from clair davies trigger point book. I dont think i couldve done that a year ago with my tight scm

She actually looks hypermobile to me but maybe its just a bad drawing
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Yes, this hurts me. I am also hypermobile. Gives me a headache and cramps up the area.
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I can't the chin behind the collar bone either.

When I try there is no severe pain, but I feel plenty of tightness... everywhere.
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Yes. Definite difference between left and right sides. Only radiates up to base of skull, not arm though. Odd.
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