If it is only: Generalized neck pain with no radiation and no other signs or symptoms, then it may be tense muscles, spasms, or myofascial strain. Try light stretching routine, massage, otc pain medicine that you have taken in the past, heat. If symptoms change or get worse, see a physician.
Answered 3/31/2014
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See below: Chronic neck pain is often related to abnormal wear on the cartilage and bones of the neck (cervical vertebrae). This develops over time and is often the result of posture, occupation, genetics, and normal wear and tear. Often symptoms develop over time or can occur suddenly. Prevention including smoking cessation, proper ergonomics, and posture are the best ways to avoid pain.
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