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Exercise and Fitness |
Sharp pain in back neck/head when exercising08/27/2007 |
This problem has only recently developed but it has been really bothering me the past week. When I exercise or strain myself, a dull pain starts to develop in my neck and then travels to the base and bottom of my skull. Ultimately, it feel like I have a migraine and becomes extremely painful. I only get this when I exercise, what could be happening???
My first suggestion is to make sure you are breathing properly during exercise and not holding your breath. Proper technique is to exhale on the positive/concentric phase of the exercise and inhale on the negative/eccentric phase of the exercise.
If this is not the case or does not help, I would suggestion that you consult your family physician with this problem.
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Jayme Johnson, MS Program Manager Fitness Center at CARE\Crawley University of Cincinnati |
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