The prevalence of nontraumatic neck pain in the United States is 10%. The anatomic source may be myofascial, ligamentous, osseous, neurologic, cutaneous, or visceral. Possible causes include ...
The most obvious signs that you have pulled a muscle in your neck are pain and stiffness. As Folusha explains, the pain this causes tends to be “dull and throbbing or sharp in nature ...
The commonest injuries were contusions (53%), lacerations (20%), and concussions (11%). The incidence of all head and neck injuries was 12.5/1000 player hours (men 12.8, women 11.5) and 3.7 for ...
The capsule, ligament, and muscles all contain an abundance of free nerve endings which are capable of transmitting pain impulses. Irritation or damage to these structures causes primary neck pain.