Children 6 months to 8 years of age require two doses of influenza vaccine separated by four weeks if they: 1  Have never received an influenza vaccine. 2  Have not received at least 1 dose of influenza vaccine last year (2015-16 influenza season) or have not received two doses of influenza vaccine since July 2010.
To put it another way, if you have a pinched nerve in the neck, localized pain can develop, as well as discomfort that travels along the length of the affected nerve, such as numbness and tingling in your fingertips, muscle weakness in your upper body and other similar symptoms.
This injury can result from overexertion, constriction, compression and even stretching. You can have a pinched nerve when the surrounding tissue in your neck, such as bones, muscle, tendons or cartilages, stresses your neck muscle. This pressure can disrupt the nerve in your neck, ultimately causing tingling, pain, weakness or numbness in the area, which is annoying to say the least.