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A member asked:
Woke up both sides of neck hurts. feel like it's the muscles i don't feel any bumps or anything. it hurts to move head or touch them no fever or cough?
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Neck pain: It is certainly not unusual to wake up with stiiff neck from the position we were sleeping. If no fever and no injury, take ibuprophen and put warmth to the area. If it is not improving go see your doctor.
Answered 3/25/2014
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