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Are you in pain? Millions of Americans suffer from neck and back pain each year. It is the second highest reason for a doctor's visit, and a leading cause of worker absenteeism. Whether you experience acute, recurrent, or chronic pain, proper diagnosis and treatment of your neck or back disorder by your health care professional will help prevent further and more permanent damage.

Symptoms of Neck Problems

• Stiffness
• Headache, Facial Pain
• Numbness, Tingling
• Weakness in Arms

Common Causes of Neck Pain
Neck pain may originate from the muscles and nerves, as well as the bones and joints of the spine. It can also come from other parts of your body like the shoulder, jaw, head, and upper arms. Common causes of neck pain include:

• Muscle Strain or Tension: Poor Posture, Lifting Heavy Objects
• Injuries: Auto, Sports Accidents & Falls
• Degenerative Diseases: Osteoarthritis & Rheumatoid Arthritis

Symptoms of Back Problems

• Muscle Spasms & Stiffness
• Tingling or Burning Sensation
• Dull Aching or Sharp Pain
• Weakness in Legs or Feet

Common Causes of Back Pain
Back pain may result from a number of factors such as injuries in the workplace, poor nutritional and fitness status, and the aging process. Common causes of back pain include:

• Strained Muscles & Torn Ligaments: Sudden Injury or Overuse
• Herniated Discs: Bulging Discs Can Press Against a Nerve
• Osteoporosis: Thinning Bones Can Lead to Compression Fractures

Tips for a Healthy Neck and Back
Changes in your lifestyle and work environment may be necessary to prevent the onset of neck and back problems. Here are some tips to help keep your neck and back healthy:

• Consult Your Health Care Professional
• Exercise Regularly
• Lift Objects Properly
• Lose Weight: Excess Pounds Add Stress to Your Back
• Don't Sit for Long Periods of Time