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Old 04-26-2011, 11:02 PM #1
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Default occipital neuralgia
Hello again,

I remembered seeing someone mention occipital neuralgia and it sounds a lot like what I deal with. Especially the location of pain in the neck (and overly tight muscles), types of headaches, and pretty much anything that I've seen listed with it, but I was wondering who would determine whether or not I have this (Neuro, PCP)? Are there tests that would be done?

I appreciate all the assistance with my questions and everything.
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