Neck complaints can arise after a trauma, work or sports. In addition to neck complaints, headache complaints, dizziness, shoulder and / or arm complaints can manifest themselves. If the complaints increase or do not decrease after three to four weeks, an assessment by a fysiotherapist desired. Consultation with the general practitioner is sometimes necessary for referral to a neurologist, orthopedic surgeon or sports physician.
Headaches and dizziness also occur, whether or not in relation to neck complaints. Our manual therapists have specific knowledge to diagnose headache and dizziness complaints. Based on specific training of the neck and/or balance system, we focus on a long-term solution. Are you affected by this? Click here for an appointment.
A neck hernia is less common. In many cases you have complaints such as radiating pain in the shoulder and arm, sometimes in combination with tingling and loss of feeling or strength. The medical term for a cervical disc herniation is cervical radicular syndrome. Often, a neck hernia will heal on its own and no surgery is required. The recovery process is promoted with the help of a fysiotherapist – thanks to our experience in orthopedic rehabilitation, we can help you with a quick and complete recovery. Click here for an appointment to have your neck assessed and a plan of action made.
A whiplash associated disorder (WAD) is the result of trauma. After a few days you often suffer from neck pain, sometimes accompanied by headache, dizziness, but also concentration problems and fatigue. The recovery mainly takes place during the first three months. Our fysioThrough active rehabilitation, therapists ensure that you can quickly pick up the thread of daily life. Click here to make an appointment to assess your neck and for a plan of action.
We treat neck complaints according to the care plan that we have co-developed. For questions, please contact your treating physician fysiotherapist.