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While Undergoing Physiotherapy Following An Accident, What Could Cause Neck Pain?

hi, i had a car crash back in may and i am attending physio therapy but recently i have started feeling a pain in my neck on the left side and its not a shooting pain but i am very concious of the feeling in my neck. i feel it pull as i tilt my neck to the right, is this normal as i am very worried?
Fri, 19 Jan 2018
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Hello!

My name is Dr. Aida and I am glad to attend you on Healthcaremagic!

Your symptoms are suggestive of occipital neuralgia. It could be related to the head trauma and the injury to this nerve, which lies in this region. It is not a serious medical condition.
I recommend taking indomethacine twice daily orally (if no contraindications) for a week.
If the pain persists, I recommend consulting with a neurologist.
Hope you will find this answer helpful!
Best wishes, Dr. Aida
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While Undergoing Physiotherapy Following An Accident, What Could Cause Neck Pain?

Hello! My name is Dr. Aida and I am glad to attend you on Healthcaremagic! Your symptoms are suggestive of occipital neuralgia. It could be related to the head trauma and the injury to this nerve, which lies in this region. It is not a serious medical condition. I recommend taking indomethacine twice daily orally (if no contraindications) for a week. If the pain persists, I recommend consulting with a neurologist. Hope you will find this answer helpful! Best wishes, Dr. Aida