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Old 02-05-2017, 05:11 PM #1
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Default subtle neck issues

i have neck issues (for sure, because every time my neck muscles spasms i get dizzy or if i work out that part of my body), MRI and X-ray don't show any abnormality. when people on this forum talk about subtle neck issues, what are they specifically? what medical abnormality has been found objectively?
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