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I have an ache in my upper back and a corresponding headache. could it be a pinched nerve?
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Could be: And it could be just lots of tension. Nerve pain is often tingling or radiating and feels worse with massage. If massage does not worsen consider having a massage to loosen and relax. If massage worsens, make an appointment. I would highly recommend acupuncture as i get fabulous results with such pain with acupuncture and chinese medicine.
Answered 3/26/2013
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