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Arthritis of the neck
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Would this cause back pain?
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Arthritis of the neck gives many symptoms, but a stiff painful neck is far more common. When people describe backpain as sibton has, the they usually mean pain at the bottom of the back....that is my assumption here and if true, then in my opinion it has little to do with his neck problem.
Arthritis of the neck gives many symptoms, but a stiff painful neck is far more common. When people describe backpain as sibton has, the they usually mean pain at the bottom of the back....that is my assumption here and if true, then in my opinion it has little to do with his neck problem.
There are exercises you can do to ease it sibton ,but hard to explain via a computer .Have a word with your GP .If it's giving you a lot of trouble he may refer you for physio which can help to allievate the pain and loosen the muscles a bit .Unfortunately once arthritis gets in your bones there's not much to be done ,
Take care.
Take care.
Sibton, as you can see, there is a difference of opinion concerning your post.
A last comment from me.....you are female, so don.t assume that the pain in the small of your back is due to "arthritis in the neck "........it may well be, but if it continues despite sensible measures, then seek medical advice.
A last comment from me.....you are female, so don.t assume that the pain in the small of your back is due to "arthritis in the neck "........it may well be, but if it continues despite sensible measures, then seek medical advice.
Sibton sort out your work space to inprove your position when using the computer try a lumbar roll on your seat as I found it helps me keep in a good position... It might be worth asking for a referral to a physio in case to have made a bad postural adjustment to compensate for your neck problem... maybe holding yourself a little stiffly to avoid jarring ... and get up and stretch at least once an hour... if it continues it is likely they will need to get a few x rays or a scan to look for damage or degeneration.
Arthritis in the neck might not cause the back pain but you may have arthritic changes in your back at the same time
Arthritis in the neck might not cause the back pain but you may have arthritic changes in your back at the same time
Lofty...rowanwich has made my point better than I had.
Yes, ask people who have had low back pain from cervical arthritis but how can you be sure that it is not coming from the thoracolumbar spine disorders as suggested by rowanwich?
If you have cervical spondylosis AND lower back pain and the x-rays show normal lower thoracolumbar appearances then I would accept your statements.
Yes, ask people who have had low back pain from cervical arthritis but how can you be sure that it is not coming from the thoracolumbar spine disorders as suggested by rowanwich?
If you have cervical spondylosis AND lower back pain and the x-rays show normal lower thoracolumbar appearances then I would accept your statements.