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I am 58 years, i have h/o postherpetic neuropathy n bell's palsy and now i have pain in my neck mostly stiffness can't move it ?
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Neck pain w movemnt: Pain in the neck that inhibits movement is not normally associated with postherpetic neuropathy or Bell's palsy. It is often associated with problems of the neck muscles (such as dystonia) or the spinal bones. A plain neck xray study would be helpful. Good luck!
Answered 5/20/2016
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