Back Upper - Neck (Cervical) Trapezius Spasm Treatment
Spasms of the trapezius muscle and other supporting muscles
Trapezius is a large superficial muscle that extends from the occipital bone to the lower thoracic vertebrae and laterally to the spine of the scapula. Its functions are to move the scapulae and support the arm.
Trapezius strain can result from
- exercise
- stress
- wrong sleeping positing
- not having proper arm support when working on the computer
- many other causes
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Three years ago, I woke up and could not get out of bed. I had not had any serious injuries in the past. I couldn't sit, walk or syand. It was miserable. I immediately saw a family practice physician who gave me pain medication, but the muscle spasms would not stop. 5 hours later, I stiil had no decrease in ....
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| Name | Average Result | Healed | Helped a Lot |
Helped a Little |
No Change | Made Worse | |
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| All Treatments (average) |
5.0
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| Exercise Strengthening |
5.0
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1 | |||||
| Therapy Stretching |
5.0
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1 | |||||
| Therapy Range of motion |
5.0
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1 | |||||
| Therapy Hydrotherapy |
5.0
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1 | |||||
| Therapy Physical Therapy |
5.0
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1 | |||||
| Therapy Micro current |
5.0
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1 | |||||
| Therapy Massage |
5.0
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1 | |||||
| Therapy Chiropractic |
5.0
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1 | |||||
| Therapy Ice |
5.0
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1 | |||||
| Therapy Heat |
5.0
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1 |
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