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medical staff know about the arteries in the neck or head?
about 2 years ago, I was drying my hair w / a towel and had a sudden severe pain in the lower neck on my right shoulder. The pain shot up my neck to the middle right of the back of the head. He felt like he was going to the right and then branched like tree roots. Like all blood sucked instantly. It knocked me down for about 60 seconds. I had no health insurance (full-time student, part-time workers) at the time. The back of my head hurt for a while, but has improved. Now, when I sleep in one position for too long, or carry heavy equipment, it hurts the back of the head in the "tree root" in situ. Is this something to worry? I worked in a 1-hr photo lab, and the day after happnen tried to lift the 30-pound paper magazine over my head in the printer, and I dropped it b / c of pain in mass to the place on the back of my head. It seems to have been caused by the movement is repeated several times a day at work. Does the pain go away?
That is a problem of nerves. No artery or vein. There are pressure points in the neck – you may become depressed and leaving. Usually is supposed to cut off blood supply to the brain of a main artery by pinching, then passed out only a couple of seconds if the pressure is correct. Roots sounds like a tree branch shooting pain from a nerve injury. Pain that a "nerve branch. Do not lift anything wrong, and the procedure lifting 30 pounds above his head is totally wrong. Sounds like an injured workers' compensation to me. Find out if you are covered and see a doctor.
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