Neck Pain Causes Are a Primary Condition

Neck pain causes other problems like tingling and numbness, not to mention disrupted sleep and impeded work.

Other problems like sciatica nerve flare-ups, back muscle pain and tingling sensations or numbness are identified as secondary conditions.

First, let’s define the phrase Secondary Condition. The word secondary implies there must also be a primary, or an underlying condition causing all of your pain. That is probably true for most chiropractic patients.

The primary condition is usually identified as Anterior Head Syndrome (AHS) or Forward Head Posture (FHP). And this condition is known to cause a whole host of other problems:

• Arm Pain (upper & lower, left or right sides) 
• Asymmetry in Posture
• Bone Spurs
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Cervical Canal Stenosis
• Cervical Myelopathy
• Decreased Range of Motion
• Decreased Strength
• Degenerative Disc Disease
• Digestive Conditions
• Dizziness
• Dowager’s Hump
• Fatigue (especially if chronic)
• Fibromyalgia
• Golfer’s Elbow
• Hand numbness or Tingling
• Headaches (including cluster & migraine)
• Hearing Difficulties
• Herniated Disc
• Lower Back Pain
• Mid-Back Pain
• Muscle Spasm
• Muscle Tension
• Muscular Imbalance
• Neck Pain Numbness/Tingling
• Pinched Nerve
• Poor Posture
• Rotator Cuff Issues
• Shoulder Pain
• Sinus Condition
• Spinal Decay
• Tendinitis
• Tennis Elbow
• Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
• TMJ
• Upper Back Pain
• Vision Issues
• Wrist Pain

So when you’re looking for neck pain causes, sciatica nerve flare-ups, back muscle pain or any of the other above-listed secondary conditions, ask yourself if it might be time to see a structural correction chiropractor.

Ready to learn more about your own health and how to correct Anterior Head Syndrome, one of the most common neck pain causes known to doctors and chiropractors alike? Schedule a Complimentary Consultation to get started. Or read on to find out what you will need to know before your examination.

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