can cmt cause neck pain?
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Some CMT patients have reported tension headaches from off-balance gait, scoliosis, and neck & spine arthritis.
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These conditions can affect the peripheral nerves, including those responsible for breathing, heart rate, blood pressure, sweating, and bladder control. In a study published in 2014, CMT patients were found to have a significantly higher occurrence of lower urinary tract symptoms and bowel dysfunction.
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Herniated disks in the cervical spine (neck) can cause neck pain and tension. This can cause a type of headache called a cervicogenic headache. The pain typically originates and is felt in the back of the head. It may also be felt in the temples or behind the eyes.
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Pinched nerve causing stiff neck and headache A pinched nerve occurs when a nerve in your neck is irritated or compressed. With so many sensory nerve fibers in the spinal cord in your neck, a pinched nerve here can result in a number of symptoms, including: stiff neck. throbbing headache in the back of your head.
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It's usually due to neck muscle strain. But neck pain is also a common symptom of a heart attack. Protect your heart by recognizing when your neck pain is more than a temporary strain and might be due to a problem with your heart.
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Study Finds Neck Pain Is Symptom of Migraine—Not a Trigger of the Migraine. Neck pain associated with migraine cannot be attributed to increased trapezius activity during rest, mental stress, and physical activity or prolonged muscle activity and should be seen as an accompanying symptom of migraine.
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In addition to TMJ pain, the SCM can cause migraine, tension or cluster headache type pain that may be on one or both sides of the head. Pain located: around or behind the eye, forehead over the eye, back or top of skull, across the cheek and within the jaw. TrP in the SCM can cause TrP in other TMJ muscles.
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Patients with cervical myelopathy may complain of frequent headaches, which can be confused with migraine symptoms. Other symptoms include: Nausea. Vomiting.
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However, congenital and more severe forms of wry neck can cause long-term health problems. Chronic wry neck can cause complications, including: swollen neck muscles. neurological symptoms from compressed nerves.
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The association of neck pain, cervical stiffness, and itch localised to areas supplied by the cervical spinal cord, pointed to a neurological cause for the itch.
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Symptoms usually develop gradually over a long period of time and may include: Stiffness, pain, numbness, or weakness in the neck, shoulders, arms, hands, or legs. Balance and coordination problems, such as shuffling or tripping while walking. Cervical spinal stenosis can be crippling if the spinal cord is damaged.
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When a cervical nerve root in the neck becomes inflamed or compressed, such as from a bone spur or herniated disc, neurologic deficits of tingling, numbness, and/or weakness may be felt in the shoulder, arm, hand, and/or fingers. Cervical radiculopathy may sometimes be accompanied by shock-like pain.
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How CMT affects breathing. The phrenic nerve, which controls the diaphragm muscle, can be affected by CMT. This is a rare complication, but it can be life-threatening when it occurs. Essentially, only half of the diaphragm moves when CMT patients breathe, meaning they are not getting a complete lungful of air.
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['back pain.', 'neck pain.', 'shoulder pain.', 'elbow pain.', 'pain from osteoarthritis.']
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An injury to the neck may strain muscles, causing neck pain and stiffness. If it affects the area of your throat, you may also experience some soreness. Some viruses that affect the throat, such as Epstein-Barr, can also cause viral meningitis, an inflammation of the membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord.
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The result of a cascade of changes in the cervical structures can cause pain that is multifactoral in nature and refer pain to the TMJ and facial structures. Figure 1.