I was diagnosed with a pinched nerve in my neck about 3 weeks ago. The pain and numbness is getting better but the past week I have had a headache every day and I am nauseated and have no appetite, could this also be cause byt the nerve?
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Q: I was diagnosed with a pinched nerve in my neck about 3 weeks ago.
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11/10/12 5:57pm
Hi Starlla,
Sorry to hear about your pinched nerve, I bet that is painful. As much as I'd love to be able to help you with an answer to your question, the only person who can diagnose you is your doctor who can review you and your family's medical history, discuss your symptoms with you, and conduct a complete examination. Nobody can diagnose via the Internet.
Please contact your doctor and let him know your new symptoms, ok?
Nancy
11/10/12 11:13pm
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1/20/13 4:20am
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1/20/13 4:23am
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1/20/13 4:28am
ok.........i understand what u say......The pain and numbness is getting better but the past week you have had a headache every day.I'm going to add this link to the ones you might want to check out, too:
http://www.ktitular.tk
It does a nice job breaking down what exactly it is, what can cause it, how to deal with it, etc.
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