Can An Untreated Fracture Cause Neck And Back Pain Along With Headaches?
my fiance has sudden sharp pain in her lower rightback and has been complaining about her neck pain which is normal dueto a previous untreated fracture but when i pressed her pain location during lite massage i felt a limp that obviously wasnt a bone she reacted with an ow and i barely touched it when you press under her ear on the neck it makes it hard for her to bfreath she also has trouble with passing stools and has frequent head aches allthe time at least once a day can u tell me what is wrong she refuses to go to a hospital
A fracture can certainly cause neck pain which may irradiate also in the head. It can also lead if accompanied by displacement of bony fragment or cervical discs to spinal cord compression and bowel movement issues. So it is certainly recommended to go to the hospital, even if she doesn't want treatment at least to have imaging tests to understand better the situation and the involved structures, after that therapeutic options are discussed and she can decide what she wants to do. I remain at your disposal for other questions.
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Can An Untreated Fracture Cause Neck And Back Pain Along With Headaches?
Hello, A fracture can certainly cause neck pain which may irradiate also in the head. It can also lead if accompanied by displacement of bony fragment or cervical discs to spinal cord compression and bowel movement issues. So it is certainly recommended to go to the hospital, even if she doesn t want treatment at least to have imaging tests to understand better the situation and the involved structures, after that therapeutic options are discussed and she can decide what she wants to do. I remain at your disposal for other questions. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.