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My daughter has had a New Daily Persistent Headache for over a year. She feels the need to pop her neck numerous times throughout the day. Is this related to her headache? Elizabeth.
Answer:
Dear Elizabeth;
I wonder if your daughter experiences a sense of tightness in her neck along with the NDPH. That would not surprise me. Without knowing more of her medical history, it's difficult to offer further comment, but this is something she should discuss with her doctor.
Good...
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