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Neck Pain, Migraine, Pinched Nerve In Neck, Lack Of Sleep. Applied Heat, Cold Packs, Medications. Treatment Options?

A week ago I went roller coaster riding. It hurt my left side of neck and I begin a 48 hour miagrane along with a pinched nevere in my back. I took meds and felt good for a day. Then started to feel pain on the right side of my neck. I have tried every type of meds to stop the pain. I have message it applied heat and applied cold today.It has not stop hurting and feels worse this am to where I cannot turn my head. Cannot lay down and so tired from no sleep.
Fri, 31 May 2013
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Hi ! It seems that you had a very bad sprain in your cervical region. Considering the severity of your problem I would advise you see your doctor at the earliest, so that he can clinically examine you and do any essential radiological investigations if need be, along with a full course of anti inflammatory drugs and a complete session of physiotherapy.
Wishing you an early recovery. Thanks.
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Neck Pain, Migraine, Pinched Nerve In Neck, Lack Of Sleep. Applied Heat, Cold Packs, Medications. Treatment Options?

Hi ! It seems that you had a very bad sprain in your cervical region. Considering the severity of your problem I would advise you see your doctor at the earliest, so that he can clinically examine you and do any essential radiological investigations if need be, along with a full course of anti inflammatory drugs and a complete session of physiotherapy. Wishing you an early recovery. Thanks.