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Old 03-11-2015, 10:46 PM #1
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Default neck injury

there are a lot of posts on this forum about subtle neck injuries. does anyone have any ideas on what kind of doctor to go to and what kind of tests to do? my experience thus far has been that they test your range of motion and press on it a little to see if it hurts. maybe they do an mri. how does one actually diagnose soft tissue injury? for example if i turn my head too many times i start to get neck pain and a tension headache.. clearly something is wrong there..

any specific doctors recommended in the nyc area? osteopaths?
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