Finding the right care for a musculoskeletal problem is not just about treating where it hurts. It is about understanding why you are having difficulty, what is limiting you, and what will help you move forward.
A motor vehicle collision can happen in seconds, but the effects may be felt for days, weeks, or sometimes longer. Neck pain and stiffness are common after a collision, but whiplash can also be associated with headaches, shoulder or upper-back pain, dizziness, jaw symptoms, arm symptoms, sleep disturbance, fatigue, and difficulty returning to normal activities.
