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The problem with MRIs is that they usually are not diagnostic. Many people, 30 years of age and up, have findings on MRI which are normal signs of aging. More severe problems in the cervical spine would cause different symptoms. That's why docs don't rush to do them.

Many types of headaches respond to movement therapy of the upper back and shoulders where the muscles that support the neck are. Neck exercises and stretching can make neck pain and headaches worse.

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How could neck exercises and stretching make neck pain worse? You got my attention.

Of course we all have degenerative changes in our spines. My rheumatologist told me my MRI looked pretty normal for a person my age (68).