Neck pain is a prevalent issue among the younger population, often leading to visits to chiropractic offices. While low back pain tops the list, neck pain follows closely behind, affecting many children and teenagers. Several factors contribute to this discomfort, particularly postural faults in the neck and upper torso. This article delves into the commonality of poor posture among youth, the risk factors, and effective strategies to mitigate neck pain in children and teens,

Neck pain is one of the most common reasons people visit a doctor’s office. While neck pain is not indicative of a serious or life-threatening condition in most cases and can often improve over time with appropriate care, such as manual therapies provided by a chiropractor, there are instances where neck pain can signal a serious underlying condition. One such condition is called cervical artery dissection (CAD). In this comprehensive blog, we will explore neck pain as a seri

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