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What Are The Available Solutions For Muscle Spasms In Neck?

Hello, I am a 26 year old female.since i was 14 I got muscle spasms in my neck which were only relieved by a muscle relaxant. They were infrequent but now at 26 the are becoming more frequent my jaw locks a lot lately and now I also get them in my side.It is very painful.
Tue, 29 Nov 2016
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You must get MRI scan of head and neck to rule out multiple sclerosis.
For spasticity, Prednisone and gabapentin 300 mg once a day may be tried after neurologist confirms from mri findings, if not present, then isometric cervical exercises and methycobalamin 500iu. And thiocolchicoside 4mg combinations tab once or twice a day would help.
Physical therapy is mainstay of treatment
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What Are The Available Solutions For Muscle Spasms In Neck?

Hi You must get MRI scan of head and neck to rule out multiple sclerosis. For spasticity, Prednisone and gabapentin 300 mg once a day may be tried after neurologist confirms from mri findings, if not present, then isometric cervical exercises and methycobalamin 500iu. And thiocolchicoside 4mg combinations tab once or twice a day would help. Physical therapy is mainstay of treatment