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Why is it when i turn my head that i feel like something moves on my right side. it dosnet hurt its just wierd coukd it beb something serious or just my thyroid cartilage?
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Hard to tell: without examining you in person. The fact that you have discomfort while moving implies a musculoskeletal etiology.
Answered 12/12/2020
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