Joint arthritis: Most often, chronic neck pain comes from chronic inflammation and arthritic changes in the facet joints of the vertebrae of the neck. The pain frequently refers to the shoulder and even down the arm. Anti-inflammatory medications, and when needed, injections of the painful joints of the neck can help quite a bit. Ask your doctor about these options.
Answered 10/23/2014
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Pain Assessement: Chronic pains can come from a very wide variety of reasons. Usually none of them are serious or life threatening. Simple home remedies may include hot or ice packs and routine gentle stretches. Persistent pain should be evaluated by and appropriate treating provider such as a physical medicine and rehabilitation provider or an orthopedic surgeon.
Answered 12/30/2016
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