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For a while now ive been getting this sharp pain in my neck and head that comes and goes. could it be a pinched nerve or aneurysm?
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The potential: diagnoses for this symptom are quite extensive and include pinched nerve or aneurysm. You should see a health care professional for a thorough review of the historical information and a physical exam along with additional testing to determine the correct diagnosis and treatment.
Answered 11/13/2016
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