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You have symptoms that may be present with a serious cause of neck pain, such as infection, nerve injury, or fracture.
While many people have these symptoms without a serious cause of neck pain, it is important that you contact your doctor promptly to be evaluated. It may be helpful to return to this decision guide after evaluation.
| Last updated: | May 04, 2006 |
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| Reviewed By: | LeWine, Howard MD |
| Editors: | Rademaekers, Ed |
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