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What might be causing a tight feeling on the side of my neck (towards the front). it seems to occur or be most noticeable when i am talking.
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Tension?: Muscle tension, gritting teeth, anxiety or stress can lead to tightness of muscles in neck and shoulders. Muscles contract causing a "feeling of tightness" to occur. Massage, stretching, warm towel around neck and shoulders can help with tension. If feeling persists, check with physician on other possible causes.
Answered 10/16/2014
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Neck: may be your talking or strap muscles are the source, less likely the cervical or spine muscles. Check it out with an ent
Answered 10/16/2014
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