Neck Pain

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.

Thoracic outlet syndrome causes neck pain via nerve or vessel compression. Treatment depends on underlying factors

Neck pain symptoms include stiffness, discomfort, and limited movement. Headaches and shoulder pain may also accompany them.

Diagnosing neck strain involves evaluating symptoms, conducting a physical exam, and imaging tests.

Symptoms of neck strain include pain, stiffness, muscle spasms, headaches, tenderness, and limited movement.

Treatments for neck strain involve rest, pain relievers, and gentle exercises. Prevention includes good posture and ergonomic setups.