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Can a intermittent pinched nerve in the neck or spine cause orthostatic hypotention? if so how can this be fixed?
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Should not: A pinched nerve of any variety should not cause orthostatic hypotension. Talk to your physician as this suggests a potential vascular problem or other cause.
Answered 6/13/2014
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