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Q: Tore Something In Throat

asked by: shopbunny17 on March 26th, 2007

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i was laying on the couch and i kept my body straight and sorda pulled my head back toward the floor and like something just popped in my throat it was like a big movment in my throat, it didnt hurt and i dont have any breathing problems but i got scared and my face went numb do you think i could have pulled something?

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Fairy Godmother

replied on March 26th, 2007

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I have never heard of such, but by all means if you feel pain or if your breathing should become "weird" go see a physican. Sorry I couldn't be more help, just wanted to at least send a response! Hope you are ok! Very Happy

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