A very weird back/nerve problem, opininon needed!?
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.This not a normal occurrence. Any recent injury, car accident ??Any numbness or tingling of the face, fingers?.How is your vision?? Any headaches?? It definitely should be evaluated. Contact your Doc, TODAY!! Depending on his/her physical findings, you may be referred to an Orthopedic.
It sounds like you're having tremors, you should definately see a doctor.
i think a doctor consult is in order. you might have nerve damage or your out of alignment.
Yeah, I'd see a doctor, just to make sure everything is ok. You might even see a chiropractor, perhaps they could do something for your problem.
Yes, speak to a doctor. He may refer you onwards from then to a spinal health professional, or maybe even to a surgeon or chiropractor.
Just because there is no pain now does not mean there might not be a bigger problem. Sometimes when you think there is something wrong it is much better to act sooner before something really bad takes place.
I would see a doctor asap! It sounds like you might have a pinched nerve in your neck that causes the rest of you for a few seconds to lose control. I would get to a doctor asap and dont drive yourself!!
Have you fallen and hurt your neck? There is a small nevere that runs up to skull which can a slight movement. Yes i would go to the doctor and tell him the same thing you have write here.
Whenever you have problems with your back and especially your kneck you should see a doctor. It may be something as simple as a pinched nerve, which usually corrects without treatment in a week or so, but why take chances. Go and see what your doctor has to say.
See a doctor! The back and neck is nothing to guess at. It could be anything from muscle spasms to bone spurs to pinched nerves, but don't guess, see a doc. Good Luck!
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My source....married to a Chiropractor.
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