
Why You Feel Fine Today But Will Hurt Tomorrow
During a collision, your head is violently whipped back and forth in a fraction of a second. This hyper-extension causes micro-tears in the ligaments and muscles of your cervical spine. The spike in adrenaline immediately after a crash can mask the pain, and it can take 48 to 72 hours for inflammation to set in.
01
Severe Neck Stiffness
Loss of range of motion, feeling like your neck is locked when you look over your shoulder.
02
Tension Headaches
Dull, throbbing pain that starts at the base of your skull and radiates to the front of your head.
03
Arm Numbness
Tingling or pins and needles shooting down your shoulders into your hands.
04
Brain Fog & Fatigue
Difficulty concentrating, dizziness, or feeling exhausted.
