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I have been suffering with spasms for 4 years - right side c-spine from c1to c7. drs say its upper x syndrome. my spine is painful to the touch. help!
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Spine specialist: You need to consult a pain or spine specialist. If there is any impingement on the nerve, the surgeon may be able to help. Another approach is to modify your brain's perception of pain with certain medications.
Answered 1/5/2019
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