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Neck Pain, Shoulder And Jaw Stiffness. MRI Normal

Hi,
Im from India,female aged 29yrs.I have this neck pain quite often .Recently it seems to be like a chronic pain with stiffness of my shoulders in the morning..and lately my jaws also feel stiff..
I have taken MRI and other check ups..from when it all started ...everything seems normal..but still my neck never leaves..its now like a part of my life..
Sat, 6 Jul 2013
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Hello,
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
As you stated in your query it seems that pain is due to cervical spondylitis .
Compression of nerves lies in cervical vertebrae develops pain , where these nerves supply.
Only way is either consult a physiotherapist and get his opinion for exercises.
M R I usually don't reveals any thing in early stage of cervical spondilitis.
Lie down in straight position during sleep.
Good luck.
Dr. HET
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Neck Pain, Shoulder And Jaw Stiffness. MRI Normal

Hello, Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum. As you stated in your query it seems that pain is due to cervical spondylitis . Compression of nerves lies in cervical vertebrae develops pain , where these nerves supply. Only way is either consult a physiotherapist and get his opinion for exercises. M R I usually don t reveals any thing in early stage of cervical spondilitis. Lie down in straight position during sleep. Good luck. Dr. HET