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Can chronic neck tension cause tingling sensations in throat (while moving head or laughing, etc...)?
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Not likely: Tingling or itchy sensation in your throat this time of year is likely ragweed allergy. Chronic neck tension is more likely to cause neck, shoulder, back pain, and maybe headache. It could change your voice if tensing all of the muscles in the area. Try an otc antihistamine like allegra, (fexofenadine) some ibuprofen, and relax.
Answered 9/26/2016
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