Neck Pain

Neck exercises relieve neck pain caused by posture problems, and consist of stretching and strengthening exercises, aerobic conditioning, and possibly trigger point exercises.

Neck pain and cervicogenic headache often align due to shared neck-related origins, such as muscle tension and spinal issues.

Migraines often accompany neck pain, possibly due to neck muscle involvement and interconnected sensory pathways.

Tension headache results from muscle contractions in the face, scalp, and neck due to stress, strain, fatigue, or related factors.

Neck pain can be caused by poor posture, muscle strain, herniated discs, injuries, and conditions like arthritis.

Ankylosing spondylitis causes chronic neck pain due to spine inflammation. Early diagnosis and treatment are important.

Crowned dens syndrome causes neck pain from calcium crystal deposits near the dens bone.

Eagle syndrome triggers neck pain from the elongated styloid process or calcified ligament. Consultation is advised for diagnosis and management.

Fibromyalgia leads to neck pain from muscle tenderness. Managing it requires a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach.

Lyme disease can lead to neck pain due to inflammation and joint involvement. Early diagnosis and treatment are vital.