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I currently have a client who had a stroke and is currently experiencing right side paralysis... all his pain is in neck so would it be safe to touch?
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Yes: The neck pain could be due to muscle spasm and imbalance. Some young patients can have neck pain from a carotid dissection which can produce neck pain.
Answered 3/10/2018
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