Where does it hurt?
Show us where you have pain in the image to the side. Find out the possible diagnosis and contact us!
Where does it hurt?
Show us where you have pain in the image to the side. Find out the possible diagnosis and contact us!
Do you have headaches associated with neck tension?
Cervicogenic headaches are characterized by headaches associated with pressure in the back of the neck and temples, usually triggered by poor posture or repetitive neck movements. They may also be accompanied by dizziness, related to tension or cervical compression.
Do you experience neck pain or stiffness in the cervical region?
In the cervical region, the most frequent symptoms are persistent neck pain, aggravated by incorrect movements or posture, and stiffness that hinders mobility, especially upon waking or after long periods of sitting.
Do you feel numbness or tingling in your arms or hands?
In the cervical region, tingling, numbness, or weakness in the arms and hands are common, usually associated with compression or irritation of the cervical nerves.
Do you have pain or discomfort between your shoulder blades?
Pain between the shoulder blades is usually described as discomfort or sharp pain, which may radiate to the back or chest, and tends to worsen with incorrect movements or postures.
Do you feel pain or pressure in your chest or back when you breathe deeply?
In the thoracic region, pain can manifest as pressure or sharp pain in the chest or back, aggravated by deep breathing or movement, and stiffness that limits spinal mobility is common.
Do you have lower back pain that worsens with movement or persists over time?
Lower back pain is very common and can be intense or chronic, often accompanied by stiffness, limited movement, and pain radiating to the hips, buttocks, or legs (sciatica).
Do you feel deep pain in your hip when walking or climbing stairs?
Hip pain is usually deep, affecting the groin, buttocks, or side of the hip, and may radiate down the legs. It may also be associated with stiffness, difficulty walking or climbing stairs, and sometimes numbness or tingling.
Do you have pain, numbness, or weakness in your legs or feet?
In the lumbar region, symptoms such as radiating pain to the legs (sciatica), tingling, numbness, or weakness may occur, usually associated with compression or irritation of the lumbar nerves.
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