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2 weeks w/ crick in neck. have iced/heated, stretched, massaged, otc meds. little to no relief. heard rumor could be viral or some infection. advice?
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Muscle spasm: This likely a muscle spasm and would most likely benefit from a trigger point injection. Of course, after you have been examined and that is determined to be the problem. Get an exam. Unlikely to be virus.
Answered 5/20/2015
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