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Just as I was sitting down today, I miscalculated the distance to the chair. I went down with a thump and something in my neck went 'click'.
I have been in a lot of pain all day, any suggestions? I been doing the Ibuprofen and deep heat thing, but it still hurts like hell!
Is moving about gonna do more harm than good?
Cem
I have been in a lot of pain all day, any suggestions? I been doing the Ibuprofen and deep heat thing, but it still hurts like hell!
Is moving about gonna do more harm than good?
Cem
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I actually got whiplash when I was go-karting at Buckmore Park. I went backwards into a tyre doing about 40mph!
I didn't do anything about it, except for the deep heat and pain killers.
About month later I found I could crack my neck!!
About 2 years after the accident I went to a chiropractor, and I've been going regularly for over a year now!! That said, I also had a bad back from rugby, and dodgy knees from Karate. Other than that, I'm fine!!!
On a serious note, get it checked out <B>NOW</B>
If it starts to play up in the future, I would suggest you see a chiropractor. When choosing one, go by word of mouth recommendation, and not the cheapest!!!
Andy
I didn't do anything about it, except for the deep heat and pain killers.
About month later I found I could crack my neck!!
About 2 years after the accident I went to a chiropractor, and I've been going regularly for over a year now!! That said, I also had a bad back from rugby, and dodgy knees from Karate. Other than that, I'm fine!!!
On a serious note, get it checked out <B>NOW</B>
If it starts to play up in the future, I would suggest you see a chiropractor. When choosing one, go by word of mouth recommendation, and not the cheapest!!!
Andy
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I didn't mean to scare you - but definitely go immediately and have it checked out.
Better safe than sorry.
I have heard of people who have broken their necks and not realised - hence not bothered to go to the hospital thinking it was just a sore neck.
It's probably not something like this but when your safety is concerned it is better to err on the side of caution.
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Thanks for the advice guys. I havent had it checked yet (I know, I know) but I am planning on visiting the physio on Friday, see what he says.
Still mighty painful.
Cem
Still mighty painful.
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See a doctor before you see a physio.
You may need an x-ray to definitely say what the problem is.
Physios are good once you know what the problem is, but you need a doctor to make the diagnosis.
I have heard of physios who have started working on necks when they shouldn't have and ended up paralysing the patient.
Go see a doctor!!!
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