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Q: Muscle Knot Cause Headaches When Laying Down?

asked by: BrooklynBoy on September 25th, 2007

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I have had a muscle knot in my neck, right side rear, near the center. Had it for years. I have constant headaches most of the day, worse when I lay down or in a recliner.
Do you think that spasm is causing these headaches?
I have had every test known to the human race, for my headaches. Every MRI, C Scan, many doctors and specialist.

What should I do about this knot?

What kind of doctor is an expert in muscle spasm/knot relief

Replies(1)

MandMs

replied on October 25th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Did you suffer neck or back injury?

Have you tried massage therapy?

Have you been suggested by a physical doctor to treat the area with temperature, ultrasound or electrical stimulation?

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