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Severe shoulder and lower back pain. Neck pain and numbness left leg
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Pain and constant aching in my left shoulder. Numbness in my left leg. Lower back constant aching. I have degeneration of c6/c7 in my neck. Possible bulge and stiffness as well as pain. Headaches and migraines. -
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1. Are your headaches substantial and are they made worse by standing up and relieved by lying?
2. Do you have any nausea, vomiting, visual or hearing disturbances?
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