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> > > but to see if you, David, have any understanding of how this nerve may be linked to the spasms I had and possibly my voice disorder. > > This nerve's primary feed is to the larnyx, and I am sure relates to your spastic dysphonia, through nerve irritability, which is why the chiropractor suggested magnesium. That same irritability could cause the chest spasms in other branches off the RLN. Health food store quinine might also help the chest muscle spasms > > > > By the way, my chiropractor told me to up my intake of magnesium to relax the esophageal pathway and possibly this RLN nerve. It seems to have done the trick....so far.-Thanks David, I appreciate the info and quick response! Will definitely look for the quinine asap! -bb
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