Motion Specific Release

Understanding Whiplash Symptoms and Diagnosis Whiplash-associated disorders can present in many different ways. Neck pain and stiffness are common, but some people may also experience headaches, dizziness, altered sensation, weakness, reduced movement, balance disturbances, or difficulty performing normal activities. In Part 1, we examined what happens to the cervical spine and surrounding tissues during a collision. Part 2 moves from the mechanism of injury to the clinical p

In some people, pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness may arise farther along the sciatic pathway. The nerve can become irritated within the pelvis, deep gluteal region, or upper thigh. This group of conditions is often discussed under the broader term deep gluteal syndrome.