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Why when i laugh or breathe deeply the right side of my neck hurts ??
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Laughing hard can cause enough neck muscle tension to result in discomfort. Neck discomfort on a deep breath may also be from mild muscle strain but can also be caused by a pinched nerve in your neck vertebrae. Have you ever had a whiplash injury of your neck? If you have concerns, have your physician examine your neck and advise you.
Answered 9/28/2021
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