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Whiplash Center

Every year, around 2 million Americans get whiplash, usually from a car accident. You can also get it from playing sports, falling, or even being punched. Whiplash isn’t technically a medical term, but it is a very real pain. In the SpineUniverse Whiplash Center, learn what you can do after you get whiplash.

Facts & Tips
The symptoms of whiplash usually take awhile to develop. You may feel pain and other symptoms starting about two hours after the initial injury, or it may take days, weeks, or months before you feel anything.
Updated on: 11/18/09

Guide to Degenerative Diseases of the Cervical Spine

Cervical spine degenerative disorders can be diagnosed and treated more effectively today under the guidance of an expert medical team.

Opioids for Severe Back Pain and Neck Pain

Opioids treat severe pain. However, they have a negative stigma of addiction and substance abuse. When taken as directed, opioids are a safe and effective treatment option for relieving severe chronic pain.

Neck Pain Is Nothing to Shrug About

Thousands of Americans suffer from episodes of acute or persistent neck pain each year as a result of injury, strain, overuse, or aging. Neck pain should not be ignored and left undiagnosed and untreated.

Chiropractic Care for Neck Pain

Your chiropractor will do a thorough examination to figure out the exact cause of your neck pain and create a treatment plan to ease neck pain symptoms. Learn about chiropractic treatment options for neck pain.

What Is Neck Pain?

Neck pain caused by an injury may cause numbness, weakness and tingling sensations. Find out about neck pain basics in this article, and learn about when it's time to call a doctor about your neck pain.

Alternative Treatments for Neck Pain: Acupuncture, Herbal Remedies, Massage, Yoga, and Pilates

Alternative treatments, such as acupuncture, capsaicin cream, or yoga, may be a part of your treatment plan for neck pain. Learn about other alternative treatments to help ease neck pain.
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