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Can neck pain and stiffness cause headaches and lightheadedness?
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Yes: These symptoms are not uncommon associated with neck strain, as secondary involvement of skull and proprioceptors often accompany. Typically, by treating the neck directly, via PT perhaps, the additional components likewise respond.
Answered 11/24/2020
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