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Sudden onset horrible neck pain and nausea. no fever. very mild headache?
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You need to be seen: this could represent something serious in your cervical spine or could be a very atypical migraine. Either way it is not something that can be diagnosed in a one line consult. Get an examination please.
Answered 11/8/2016
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