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Cervical Collar

The cervical collar is also known as a neck collar or neck brace. It is an instrument used for supporting the neck and spine after injury. It reduces head movements after injury. It prevents movements of the head and neck until the injury is healed.

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What is the treatment for neck and upper back pain due to seatbelt injury?

Query: Hello doctor, I recently met with an accident. I have severe pain in my neck and upper back. It is a seatbelt injury. It is keeping me awake at night. What should I do? I did CT and x-ray.  Read Full »


Shakti Mishra

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. It is a whiplash injury, as you have mentioned. You can apply a cervical collar for the stability of your neck. Remove the collar during the night and wear it during the day time. You can go for isometric exercises (hold both palms on the forehead, then try to push y...  Read Full »

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