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Taelor

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Pain In Head Posted: 11-01-05 15:26pm


A couple of weeks ago I sat up in bed really fast. When I did this I had this horrible pain that shot up from my shoulder into my neck to the top of my head. Since then when I move a certain way it hurts the top of my head, like i'm pulling something. I can rub a particular spot on my head where it hurts, my left eye has some pain and my shoulder hurts on top. Does this make since? Can you explain this? Thanks!

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