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Did you have your spine (esp cervical) examined, for the possibility of Vagus nerve compression?
by manmal 9y ago
Did you have your spine (esp cervical) examined, for the possibility of Vagus nerve compression?
- bufferoverflow 9y agoNo. But my PCP's theory is that the excess gas triggers the vagus nerve. Thanks for the idea, though. One more thing to eliminate by testing.
- manmal 9y agoYeah gas might worsen this.. gas might even be caused by dysfunctional vagus though because this would prevent proper peristalsis. Try massaging your neck and see if that does anything, for better or worse.. won‘t cure it of course, but might hint in a direction.
- smhg 9y agoAnd/or book an appointment with a (highly rated) physiotherapist/manual therapist for neck/vagus nerve treatment. It might just do the trick.
- bufferoverflow 9y agoThanks for the ideas!