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KT Tape: Neck Pain

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Uploaded by on Apr 18, 2009

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Neck pain can be caused by a number of factors, including muscle strain, ligament sprains, arthritis, or a "pinched" nerve. Neck pain most successfully treated by KT Taping techniques include Cervical Strain, and Cervical Myofascial pain.

Cervical strain Cervical muscle strain can occur when there is an injury to the muscles of the neck, causing spasm of the cervical and upper back muscles. Cervical strain may result from the physical stresses of everyday life, including poor posture, muscle tension from psychologic stress or poor sleeping habits. Typically, symptoms include pain, stiffness, and tightness in the upper back or shoulder, which may last for up to six weeks.

Cervical Myofascial Pain Myofascial pain causes tight and tender areas of muscle that are sensitive to pressure. Myofascial pain in the neck can develop after trauma or with other medical conditions, such as psychologic stress, depression, or insomnia.

KT Tape alleviates pain by providing support and increased circulation around the affected area allowing for a rapid recovery. Generally individuals will feel immediate support and pain relief upon taping.

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  • Can u make a video for neck tendon pain? I've pulled mine badly and don't know what to do.

  • @4everhogwarts We're on it- thanks for the recommendation.

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  • oNLY DOWNSIDE TO THIS TAPE IS YOU NEED TO FIND SOMEONE TO PUT IT ON WHO KNOWS HOW! I WASTED $15 TRYING TO HAVE MY WIFE TAPE ME UP. SHE'S AN IDIOT.

  • que cuachalotada es esa???

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  • the manipulation of the tape it's just horrible

  • does a neck brace work

  • Does this really work?

  • @ryan - please understand that KT Taping does not work on the same premise as athletic, or otherwise rigid tape. The tape works proprioceptively and must be applied with the skin you are taping on stretch. KT Tape works on a neuro basis for most applications and sends signals to the nervous system that result in positive effects. If you were to tape the client in their correct postural position, you would get no signal and you would get skin irritation and/or the tape would not stay applied.

  • Surely the client should be in the correct postural position prior to the tape being applied otherwise how does this offer any support?

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