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Neck Pain And Sinus Headaches After Spinal Block
Neck injury
Symptoms
Symptoms of a spinal cord injury may include:
- Head that is in an unusual position
- Numbness or tingling that spreads down an arm or leg
- Weakness
- Difficulty walking
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Paralysis (loss of movement) of arms or legs - No bladder or bowel control
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Shock (pale, clammy skin; bluish lips and fingernails; acting dazed or semiconscious) - Lack of alertness (unconsciousness)
- Stiff neck, headache, or neck...
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