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Old 07-09-2015, 07:57 AM #11
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I had this nightmare symptom for two months.. it became so bad i couldnt even sleep in my bed cause the jolting was too much...

You can fix this problem in three steps

chiropractic to put your neck and upper back in position

Massage and ice to relief the swelling

and thirdly exercise your neck

This problem is due to pinched nerves and weak/misaligned neck and upper back

i can walk now and its slowly improving .. but jolting in buss is still annoying


if you follow the steps above you can heal in 2-5 months depending on your age and body
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