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To: Ish who wrote (157514)7/3/2001 7:04:31 PM
From: goldworldnet  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 769667
 
Have to agree with JF, an x-ray would have been the safest place to start.

Diving accidents are number one for broken necks.

Next comes car wrecks which are followed by sports.

Some different ways to break your neck:

Playing rugby a week before you graduate from medical school.

Taking karate classes when you are a 13 year old girl.

Learning to hang-glide on your vacation.

Be careful.

All the Best,
josh

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To: Ish who wrote (157514)7/3/2001 7:21:13 PM
From: ThirdEye  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 769667
 
Ohmigod, this is one time I have to side with Ish. LOL! Mechanical disturbance of the upper cervical comlpex can definitely cause headache. Cervical headache is also a common diagnosis among the elderly who have advanced arthritis in that area. Manipulation in selected circumstances can definitely be effective.


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