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Ever since the onset of my anxiety disorder a yr ago i started having head pain and neck pain, muscle twitches etc. and never before. why is this?
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Anxiety Disorder: I understand your concern. Anxiety disorder can cause head pain, neck pain, and muscle twitches. Psychiatric treatment including psychotherapy, anti- anxiety medication, relaxation and meditation will improve your symptoms.
Answered 12/19/2015
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Sometimes connected: Anxiety and stress can lead to muscle tension with associated headaches and neck aches.
Answered 5/8/2016
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