Head & Neck Myofascial Spasm

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Head and Neck Spasms

What are Head & Neck Myofascial Spasm?

Myofascial spasms in the head and neck region occur when muscles contract involuntarily due to trigger points, poor posture, stress, or overuse. These spasms may cause stiffness, restricted movement, and radiating pain to the jaw, head, or shoulders. If untreated, they can lead to chronic pain and tension headaches.

Common Symptoms
  • check Persistent muscle tightness in the neck
  • check Limited range of head and neck movement
  • check Tender knots or trigger points
  • check Referred pain to shoulders or jaw
  • check Headaches or dizziness
  • check Muscle fatigue or weakness
Treatment Options
Physiotherapy & Stretching

Guided exercises and posture correction help relieve spasms and restore flexibility.

Trigger Point Therapy

Manual techniques or dry needling release tight knots and reduce referred pain.

Medication & Relaxation

Muscle relaxants, anti-inflammatory drugs, and stress management aid recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

They often occur due to muscle overuse, stress, poor posture, or sustained strain in the neck and shoulders.

2
Are spasms linked to headaches?

Yes. Muscle spasms can irritate nerves and lead to tension headaches or dizziness.

3
How long does recovery take?

Mild cases improve within days to weeks, while chronic spasms may require longer therapy and lifestyle adjustments.