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Would it be possible that a pinched nerve on my spine cause dizziness and headaches?
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Cervical nerves/neck: can be associated with dizziness, commonly related to injury. it is one of those things to work up concurrently . neck pain and headaches can and do occur together.
Answered 12/5/2018
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