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Burning pain in back/neck , tremors , clenching teeth and headaches , occasional muscle weakness and fatigue... what is it?
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Vague: There could be many sources of your symptoms- pinched nerve, TMJ/TMD, muscle strain, etc. Need a through history and exam.
Answered 10/27/2014
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