Been having stiff neck and slight pain in surrounding areas,can you tell me what could cause my neck to look crooked?
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It seems your alignment of vertebeae are mildly scoliotic and there may be arthritic changes in the upper cervical vertebrae that needs to be confirmed when you send the lateral view.. Your age.sex.. History of injuries or falling?
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Hi
pain,stiffness and crooked neck can be caused by prolapse of intervertebral disc.
It can also be caused due to severe muscular spasm.
The diagnosis depends on your history,duration of illness and the progress.An MRI will help to confirm the diagnosis.
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HI
ITS NOT THAT CROOKED ON XRAY,BUT CLINICALLY IT MAY BE MORE. IT CAN HAPPEN DUE TO FUSED BARS IN BETWEEN THE VERTEBRAE OR SOME MUSCULAR STRAIN. A LATERAL NECK XRAY WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE USEFUL AS THE CERVICAL LORDOSIS IS BEST SEEN ON A LATERAL XRAY. DO POST A LATERAL XRAYY IF YOU HAVE ONE.
hello there
crooked neck and pain in surrounding area is suggestive of a pinched nerve in the neck region. Though the xray shows that all disc spaces are normal, mri will show if the disc has prolapsed posteriorly compressing the adjoining nerve roots. To relieve pain,the attitude of neck becomes crooked
If the muscle spasm are gone.. will the neck becomes normal like without any crooked structure?
Hi and welcome to question doctors.com
It seems your alignment of vertebeae are mildly scoliotic and there may be arthritic changes in the upper cervical vertebrae that needs to be confirmed when you send the lateral view.. Your age.sex.. History of injuries or falling?
Please reply for these questions so I can help you…
Hi
pain,stiffness and crooked neck can be caused by prolapse of intervertebral disc.
It can also be caused due to severe muscular spasm.
The diagnosis depends on your history,duration of illness and the progress.An MRI will help to confirm the diagnosis.
Thanks
HI
ITS NOT THAT CROOKED ON XRAY,BUT CLINICALLY IT MAY BE MORE. IT CAN HAPPEN DUE TO FUSED BARS IN BETWEEN THE VERTEBRAE OR SOME MUSCULAR STRAIN. A LATERAL NECK XRAY WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE USEFUL AS THE CERVICAL LORDOSIS IS BEST SEEN ON A LATERAL XRAY. DO POST A LATERAL XRAYY IF YOU HAVE ONE.
hello there
crooked neck and pain in surrounding area is suggestive of a pinched nerve in the neck region. Though the xray shows that all disc spaces are normal, mri will show if the disc has prolapsed posteriorly compressing the adjoining nerve roots. To relieve pain,the attitude of neck becomes crooked
If the muscle spasm are gone.. will the neck becomes normal like without any crooked structure?