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Old 07-20-2011, 08:45 PM #1
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Default Symptoms connected with neck problems?
Ever since I hit my head on the wall I've noticed a LOT of neck pain, along with my neck muscles feeling weak as hell(if I try to lift my head while laying down my whole head is shaking from trying to hold it up) and a weird vibration I get there once in a while.

I'm wondering if there's a possibility of symptoms being caused by some sort of neck trauma, and anybody who had their neck adjusted if they've had a noticeable impact on their symptoms.
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