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Hi i'm a freshman in college and have bad neck pain. 48 hours ago i had a bad bout of the stomach flu and threw up probably 8 or 9 times. today i woke up with bad neck pain as i mentioned before. i was just wondering if it's possible to strain neck muscle
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Neck pain: It is possible to strain a muscle when vomiting vigorously. Or the neck issue might be unrelated.
Answered 5/5/2018
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