Related reading: Can a Neck Injury Cause Sleep Apnea? The Surprising Connection You Need to Know and Can a Herniated Disk Cause Back Pain? cover the next questions most people ask after reading this.
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Can a Neck Injury Cause Sleep Apnea? The Surprising Connection You Need to Know
When you suffer a neck injury from rear ended accidents or construction site accidents, the damage goes deeper than you might think. The muscles, nerves, and tissues in your neck control more than just how you turn your head. They also help keep your airway open while you sleep.
Can a Herniated Disk Cause Back Pain?
Yes, a herniated disk absolutely causes back pain, and it is often severe and debilitating. When one of the cushioning discs between your vertebrae ruptures or bulges out, the soft inner material can press against nearby nerves in your spine. This creates intense pain that can radiate from your lower back down through your buttocks and legs.
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