How To Ease And Prevent Neck Pain

Most neck pain is temporary and typically resolves within a few weeks.

Causes of Neck Pain

The most common causes include:
– Sleeping in an awkward position that locks the neck.
– Poor posture, especially when sitting for long periods.
– A pinched nerve.
– Injuries like whiplash from accidents or falls.

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Here are some self-care tips to help alleviate it.

How to Ease Neck Pain Yourself

Do

– Take paracetamol or ibuprofen, or apply ibuprofen gel to your neck.
– Use a low, firm pillow while sleeping.
– Apply heat or cold packs to your neck.
– Try neck flexibility exercises.

Don’t

– Avoid wearing a neck collar, as it’s generally better to keep your neck mobile (unless advised otherwise by a doctor).
– Refrain from activities that could be dangerous if you have limited neck movement, such as driving or cycling.

How to Prevent Neck Pain

Do

– Ensure your head is aligned with the rest of your body while sleeping.
– Use a firm mattress.
– Maintain an upright sitting posture, gently rolling your shoulders back and bringing your neck in.

Don’t

– Avoid holding your neck in the same position for extended periods, such as when sitting at a desk.
– Do not sleep on your stomach.
– Avoid twisting your neck while in bed.

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