Cervical Pain
What Can Go Wrong with Cervical Spine Anatomy and Cause Pain?
What happens when issues arise within the cervical spine anatomy, leading to discomfort and pain, and how can these symptoms be relieved?
5 November 2023
What happens when issues arise within the cervical spine anatomy, leading to discomfort and pain, and how can these symptoms be relieved?
There are several ways to relieve pain in the upper back but opting for natural remedies for upper back pain relief can have its benefits.
Upper back pain is a common problem that affects many individuals, often resulting from various underlying causes. To treat it, there are various non-invasive options to choose from.
Back of shoulder pain is often caused by injuries to the upper back or shoulders, as well as poor posture, and sometimes spinal disorders.
Cervical lordosis refers to a condition where the natural curvature of the cervical spine is either exaggerated or flattened. The symptoms that result can be treated with the help of lifestyle adjustments as well as exercises with the Backrack.
‘Text neck’ is a term used to describe the distinctive forward-leaning deformity of the neck caused by prolonged use of mobile devices such as smartphones. It can lead to stiffness, pain and deformity in the neck.
Muscle spasms in one or both shoulders occur when there is an involuntary muscle contraction in the muscles of the middle or upper back or chest. In this article, we will be focusing primarily on spasms in the shoulders caused by issues with the spine, as well as what the best options are when it comes to addressing this cause of the problem.
In a large number of cases, pain in the cervical spine may go away on its own without any intervention. For cases where the pain persists or it even gets worse, there are some approaches you can take to help with recovery. These include both lifestyle changes and active treatment methods such as…
When structures in the neck that suffer any type of damage, it can easily extend to any nearby body parts, and in this case can cause arm pain.
When a nerve in the neck becomes trapped, it can lead to pain the neck, shoulders, and even headaches, along with muscle tension, stiffness, and potentially other symptoms as well.
Not all forms of back pain, such as generalised back pain, may lead to headaches, but rather only conditions that affect the cervical spine may be to blame.
Most often, shoulder and neck pain occur together due to their proximity to one another. An issue causing pain in the neck can spread to other parts of the (upper) body, including the shoulders, and vice versa.
