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Can you get muscles spasms in your collarbone and neck?
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Absolutely: There are a number of muscles that run through the general area of the neck and clavicle. For a number of reasons, these muscles can go into spasm. One example is someone who has a pinched nerve in the neck that then can cause pain in the neck going down into the shoulder, often associated with spasm. Thank you for the question.
Answered 9/14/2013
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