What is cervicalgia?
Cervicalgia is a pain in the neck which does not radiate outwards is called cervicalgia. The neck muscles are constantly under tension to hold the head up. Therefore they are often prone to pain through gradual tightening of the muscles which can also result in tearing from sudden sharp movements.
Symptoms of cervicalgia include:
- A sharp pain in the neck.
- Aching in the neck.
- Pain when turning the head sideways.
What can the athlete do about cervicalgia?
- Apply ice if a tear in the muscle is suspected.
- Wear a special neck collar to help the muscles rest.
- See a sports injury professional who can advise on rehabilitation.
- Look at possible causes of injury.
What can a sports injury specialist do?
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