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Can very tight, tense neck muscles sometimes cause a feeling of fullness in the ears? if so, why?
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Multiple factors:: stress, tension, anxiety, muscular stain, cervical disc issues are certainly possibilities. You should be examined and have x-rays and possibly an CT or MRI of your cervical spine, depending on exam results.
Answered 6/14/2017
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