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Can physio make neck pain worse? hv cronic neck spasm that is not improving even with pt, nsaids & muscle relaxants. only relief is neck brace.
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Possible: Possible to aggravate if not done properly. Discuss with therapist and MD.
Answered 4/28/2016
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