Neck Pain

Neck pain is typically caused by spinal misalignments in the cervical and thoracic spine. The pain may be shooting, sharp or a constant dull ache.

Common causes for neck pain:

• Cervical disc bulge;
• Cervical facet sprain;
• Torticollis; and/or
• Postural issues.

Early signs

• Neck muscles feel tight;
• Pain when laying in bed;
• Pain with movement of the neck; and/or
• Often associated with headaches.

More severe cases may have

• Pain referring down one or both arms;
• A feeling of pins and needles down either one or both arms;
• Nausea, vomiting and dizziness; and/or
• Debilitating pain when moving your neck.