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My sister had spinal problem.c3,c4 and l4 l5 regions intending thecal sac and inflammation. now she has severe head shake which doesnt stop and sweats?
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Spinal Problem: It is important that she follow up with the neurologist and the neurosurgeon. The shaking in her head could be related to the inflammation in her spine, the sweating is also a neurological problem. I hope she gets better soon. Best wishes
Answered 12/16/2014
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