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I will get a pain going down the back side of my head(behind the ears) when i smile alot or when i've been out in cold weather. mostly on the right?
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Explanation : Your pain most likely is muscular because it is developing after smile a lot and in cold weather while muscles contracts. It could asymmetrical. Just try to massage this area, and make it warm
Answered 11/2/2016
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