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Right neck tightness and eye soreness, what could this be?
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Tension Headache: Eye pain and neck pain are not that uncommon they trigger each other sometimes. There are rare congenital conditions that directly link neck and eye muscles called torticollis. Have your eyes checked anyway.
Answered 9/12/2013
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