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When i study continuously for 2-3 hours , i feel pain in neck, and it feels like some one is pressing my neck, and i feel problem to take breath. why?
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Muscular strain: Most likely it's a muscular strain in multiple muscle groups.
Answered 11/27/2017
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Tension: Namaste. This is the most likely Dx. Check you posture while studying. Use a table or support for the book 14-18" away. Keep head and neck close to erect. Do frequent neck rolls and shoulder shrugs. Get up and walk around about every 20". Good luck.
Answered 6/11/2017
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