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Old 02-17-2014, 09:46 PM #4
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Your messed up neck can be causing all kinds of problems. Just because it was not a problem in the past does not mean it is not the problem now. Are you taking any steps for good head and neck posture while resting and sleeping ? In my experience, this is as important as the therapy.

If this ear symptom is on and off, I don't think an ENT will be worthwhile either.
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