Back to School Stiff Necks -- It Could be Meningitis
Monday August 21, 2006
Not all stiff necks are the same. While most of the time a
stiff neck is caused by whiplash, poor ergonomics, wear and tear, or just
sleeping in a funny position, there are those instances where it can be
the sign of something bigger. Meningitis, an infection of the lining of
the brain, is one such instance, and can be quite serious. The bad news is
that going back to school can place students in an environment where
meningitis is easily spread.
Other Causes of Stiff Neck:
| Neck Arthritis |Stenosis | Loss of Cervical Curve | Kyphosis | Whiplash |


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