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Many people diagnosed with Parkinson’s experience pain in the nerves that run through the neck and shoulders. One member shared their struggle, asking, “Does anyone else have severe pain in their neck and shoulders? I am dying here and hurting so bad.” Another member mentioned dealing with an inflamed nerve in their Show Full Answer

Many people diagnosed with Parkinson’s experience pain in the nerves that run through the neck and shoulders. One member shared their struggle, asking, “Does anyone else have severe pain in their neck and shoulders? I am dying here and hurting so bad.” Another member mentioned dealing with an inflamed nerve in their shoulder blade, causing pain that shoots down their arm and disrupts sleep.

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