Yes you can have RA in the neck. as a matter of fact, RA can effect all the joints in the body, as well as many other organs and tissues. To get more information re RA in the neck, go to the related link (Rheumatoid arthritis and neck pain) below
there are several over the counter anti inflammatory cremes available that are helpful for some people such as Voltarin If you are in Australia otherwise have a word with your pharmacist
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Arthritis is a condition, not an illness, or a contagious or infectious disease. Arthritis affects the bones, but not tissue or muscles. Therefore, a person can have arthritis in the cervical spine (the neck) but not the throat.
the inflammation that is a part of Rheumatoid arthritis can have a degenerative effect on the blood vessels of the brain leading to serious consequences,
No. In fact, alot of research has shown that having joints that do not move properly, or do not move enough, can cause arthritis. Chiropractic treatments often involve restoring normal motion to the joints. This means, regular chiropractic treatment may in fact reduce the chance of getting arthritis in the neck, or any other area, because it keeps joints moving properly.
The carotid arteries (paired) supply the head and neck with oxygen rich blood.
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No you can not get arthritis if you crack your neck to much. Though, your neck will be loocking down for the rest of your life.
No, cracking your neck does not lead to arthritisyou donkey.
Arthritis is a condition, not an illness, or a contagious or infectious disease. Arthritis affects the bones, but not tissue or muscles. Therefore, a person can have arthritis in the cervical spine (the neck) but not the throat.
Yes it is possible to get Arthritis in the jaw as well as the effects of rheumatoid arthritis on the brain.
Migraine neck pain occurs when you experience a variety of things such as neck injury, ruptured disk, fracture, arthritis, etc.. Neck pain is curable if you visit a doctor.
I have suffered from severe dizziness upon lying down and turning my head in the past. I researched it and found a syndrome called BPPV. You may want to plug this into a search engine and see if it sounds like your problem.
A baby's neck muscles are not strong enough to support the weight of their head. If a baby's head and neck are not properly supported, what can happen is that there will be an injury to the neck and back.
There are 3 regions of the body: Appendicular, Trunk, and Head and Neck Therefore the head and neck is actually its own section.
Check for Rheumatoid arthritis. Cervical spine X- ray.
with your muscles in your neck with your muscles in your neck
They do get injured. You can break your neck, fracture bones in your neck, click your neck etc. You can have head injuries from car crashes or everyday accidents.