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Neck pain and stiffness, difficulty moving the head and headaches.
It can cause neck pain and stiffness, difficulty moving the head and headaches, as well as pain or spasms in shoulders and arms. Symptoms may take hours to appear and differ between people. Seek medical assessment after an injury; weakness, tingling or difficulty walking require urgent attention.
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Neck pain and stiffness, difficulty moving the head and headaches.
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