• Whiplash Injuries - This injury due to muscles in our neck experience extreme tension due to the movement of the head back and forth in a fast state. Usually this happens during a vehicle accident, fall or collision. Patients with this problem will experience neck pain and stiffness, headaches, dizziness and blurred vision


• Cervical Spondylosis - This condition usually occurs in adults over 35 years of age. It occurs as ‘wear and tear’ that occurs on your cartilage and neck bones. Patients who face this problem will usually have severe neck pain and neck tension


• Cervical Slipped Disc - Cervical Slipped Disc is condition when disc protrudes between our neck bones. You will experience pain and tension in the neck. In worse cases, it can pinch nerves and cause headaches along with numbness to the hands

1. Passive physical therapy

• Which involves treatments being applied without effort from the patient. Numerous treatment methods are available, such as applying ice packs, heat therapy, massage therapy, ultrasound, electrotherapy, and others. The goal of passive physical therapy is to help reduce pain and swelling.

2. Active physical therapy

• Which involves the patient moving his or her own body through exercises and stretches. By improving strength and flexibility in the neck, these muscles may become less painful and better able to maintain good posture, which reduces stress on the cervical spine.