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What causes pain on both sides of neck/more often on the right [71 year old mom]?
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Check your doctor: There are various level of health concerns whether it is mild or even serious condition. It could be sprained muscle, narrowing of canal in the spine or abscess in the spine.
Answered 10/14/2012
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