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A member asked:
Headaches starting at back of head that goes down into neck. neck stiffness and pain. nausea, low appetite. ct w/diff was normal. lab work normal. migraines ruled out. sufferend neck injury in 2002 when i was thrown onto floor and hit head/neck.
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Uncertain: Could be related but CT is not enough will need an MRI to see details better.
Answered 3/24/2020
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