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A member asked:
Can muscle spasms or tight muscles in the neck muscles cause random stabbing/shooting pains in back of one side of head?mainly when bending over?
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Tight neck muscles: Yes, try some stretching exercises to relax the muscles in your neck.
Answered 6/8/2019
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