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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.

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If you've been in a car accident (even if your car didn't get damaged and you don't feel any pain), schedule an appointment with your doctor.

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Updated on: 12/17/12
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How Aging Affects Your Cervical Spine

What are cervical spine degenerative disorders? A spine expert-reviewed article on what can cause neck pain. Article also addresses diagnosis and treatment options.

Medications and Spinal Injections to Relieve Neck Pain

Read an overview of medications used to treat neck pain. Includes details on cervical spine injections that may be prescribed for more serious cases of neck pain.

Chiropractic Care for Neck Pain

Have neck pain? A chiropractor may help relieve your neck pain symptoms (after figuring out which cervical spine condition is causing your pain).

Alternative Treatments for Neck Pain

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.

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 back pain and neck pain.

Neck Pain Causes

The cause of pain impacts how it can be treated. Several common causes for neck pain are explained, including whiplash and degenerative disc disease.
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