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Topic: Fibrous joints in skull cracking a lot.

adamm
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Like, whenever I move my head after having kept it still for

some time. Is this more likely the result of brain or connective

tissue inflammation?

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Geneal
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My guess would be connective tissue.

Mine is much better with babesia treatment.

Hugs,

Geneal

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Tincup
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Another snap, crackle, popper!

Join the club!

My guess it is your ligaments, tendons and other connective tissue.

Another bowl of Rice Krispies dear?

[Big Grin]

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xtine
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I have this too... all day long... head and neck. I don't even have to move it just pops and cracks- it does't hurt or anything but is a constant reminder that something is going on with my body.

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Charlienj
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same here, can't even imagine how many times I hear cracks during the day as I'm so used to it now but I'd venture to guess it happens every 5 minutes, at least at times... I can frequently make it happen without even moving or turning if my neck and head have been in the same position for a bit of time...

I don't recall it really happening my first few years of daily headaches from 2002 through 2005, at least not at the frequency it happens currently, but it's been this way for a while now, even with my headaches reduced a bit overall the past couple years...

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