Back Neck and Spinal Pain

Neck pain can be caused from a variety of conditions. If you sleep in the wrong position, it may make your neck sore and stiff. A herniated disc may also be to blame for any pain in the back of the neck.

Sounds like a muscle strain in your back, however the pain could be caused by a number of issues such as a bulging or herniated disc, among other things. You should probably get an MRI and have it reviewed by a spine care specialist.

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Yes, it's probably a strain, put ice pack on the area for two days then alternate ice and heat, let hot water hit the area where is painful. If not better in a few days you should see a doctor or Chiropractor.

It keeps your neck from being strained from looking in other directions. And it keeps you spine aligned with neck and vision so it doesn't hurt as it would if you were turned.

From those indices, it's hard to make an educated guess. Kidney problems are a possibility but if there's no history of kidney problems, that too is unlikely. Doesn't sound like a cardio problem. One possibility is depletion of electrolytes (coupled with dehydration?) from the diarrhea causing unusual muscle cramping?

Yes. It may be nothing serious but you probably don't want to chance it.

Pain under the ribs and in the back can be from the kidneys. This can be an indicator of kidney stones or a kidney infection.

IT COULD BE AN APPENDICITIS...when my appendix ruptured i had pain all over, not necessairly on the right side It could just be wind.

When we do a movement like a yawn, this is a form of pandiculation.

Any movement can produce pain yet we can pandiculate the discomfort out of us.

Here's what we've learned. In 1680, the founder of clinical medicine noted that pandiculations can bring the muscles to rest. Today we've systematized the pandiculations as somatics exercises.

When you do a movement such as a yawn, the key is to first not get the pain response to fire up. Try doing the movement and stay under the level of pain, then slowly release yourself.

If you feel the front of the neck, the shoulders or the back of the head hesitating upon the release. That's good news. Make sure you slow down the release the next time.

When you move or pandiculate, you feel what is actually happening. What muscles you are contracting. What is it your using to create this movement.

By slowly releasing, you get the tissues to soften since the brain's cortex will do this "if" you release slowly. Like untying a knot, you can muscles to let go.

Once you get better at it, then you'll able to yawn widely without any pain.

If you need more help, you can find a Hanna Somatic Educator who can teach you the simple somatics exercises we use to overcome physical pain.

the side with the lines on it if it doesnt have lines it is either side

The term refers to the removal or disappearance of the cerebral-spinal fluid -- a serum-like fluid inside your spinal column and skull. I've not heard this exact term used before -- pretty obscure phrasing.

could be signs that labor is near or you may have a slight infection but more than likely its labor

Rhus Tox is one of among many remedies for joint pains. As homeopathy medicine is individualised, it's difficult to have a straight answer. You need to consult a homeopath physician for further advice.

It is very possible you are pregnant.. how soon till your next period, if its right around the corner you could take a home test or wait and see if you miss your period. Best of luck!

Could be, could also be a sign of nerves, if you think that your pregnant wait until you have skipped your period by a couple of days and take an at home test or make an appointment with your doctor for a blood test....hope everything works out for you Good Luck and God Bless!!!

When back pain is caused by nerve compression , pain may travel, or radiate, from the back to peripheral areas, usually following the course of the nerve as it supplies the arm or leg.

Well you need to stop going on the trapoline for a couple of days and take a break if you can click you back it will get rid of it I still have it now you should be fine going on a water slide providing you don't jump on it

Sore spots on my arm following my blood veins.

I have the same problem. Three days ago I vomited while standing up and got the most intense pain in the back of my head on the left side. It lasted about 30 minutes. Then this morning while getting my children on the school bus and talking to the bus driver it started up again. I think it's probably strain from the act of vomiting but Im worried that it keeps happening.

It depends on whether or not they're doing a fusion or a micro, but usually not more than 3 days.

If you are having pain in your testicles, groin, legs and sensitive scrotum then you should probably go see a doctor to be safe, honestly it could be anything and the safest option is to get it checked out.

Because you be just be got be torn up in the surgicalisms yo.

He/She will retire from the sport they are working at and maybe find a diffrent job after getting the OK from the hospital.

Some might tell you to wear a posture brace. Do not do this. You should not be experiencing pain when you straighten. You may have arthritis in your spine or another spinal problem. Tell your parents a medical professional told you that you need to see your pediatrician or general practitioner ASAP. If your parents do not have health insurance see your school nurse or school principal to get help. There are free medical services for teens under 20 years old so get the free help if you have to. You must not let this problem continue.

Some of the exercises that are good for the back can be found on the Spine-health website. You can also check with your local chiropractor for help with exercises designed for you.

After delivery, your back may be sore from the injection for a few days. However, an epidural does not cause long-term back pain.

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