No. More often, tight muscles are a physical manifestation of underlying anxiety. If you are having bothersome panic attacks, this can be treated effectively. Book an in person or telemedicine visit to discuss more.
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Agree with Dr Owolabi, as the neck tightness is likely secondary to your stress levels. To manage the total picture, would consider cognitive-behavioral therapy and biofeedback. On your own, meditation would help. A virtual consult can start to guide your quest for control and stability (www.connect@healthtap.com)
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