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I am having pain in my neck and i am also suffering from spondylosis ..............what physical exercise i can do for my neck to reduce the pain ?
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Pain in the neck: Being evaluated by a physical therapist first would be helpful, and they could design a specific exercise regimen for you to do at home after that.
Answered 10/4/2016
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