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Neck trauma, injury, or conditions such as whiplash, a stiff neck, slipped disc or neck arthritis cause pain and/or neck muscle spasms or stiffness. Neck Supports and Braces are designed to restrict the movement of your neck and support the weight of your head, to relieve these painful symptoms. This Buyer's Guide will help you to choose the best support to prevent and relieve your neck pain.
A soft, lightweight foam collar gives firm neck support and provides much-needed short-term relief from neck pain during the early stages of a neck injury. Collars that contain mouldable polystyrene beads provide semi-rigid support and allow the collar to conform to your individual shape, giving the most comfortable fit and maximum support. A neck collar can help enable normal movement by restricting the range of movement after injury and reducing pain so daily activities can be continued.
For the most serious neck trauma and injuries, when you need to immobilise the neck completely to prevent neck pain and neck muscle spasms, a lightweight, but firm plastic collar is the ideal choice. Lined with ultra-comfortable foam, making them suitable for long-term use, these collars fit snugly between the chest and the chin to take the whole weight of your head, totally removing any pressure on your neck.
If you suffer from neck pain conditions such as whiplash, slipped disc, herniated disc (slipped disc), degenerative disc disease, facet syndrome, neck muscle strain, spinal stenosis, neck arthritis, or you have undergone neck surgery, it is important that your spine is supported when you are in bed. Memory foam is a modern material that moulds to the shape of your body and always returns to its original shape when pressure is removed. While you are asleep, memory foam mattresses and mattress toppers provide constant support to your neck and spine, maintaining its natural curve, thus preventing and relieving pain in the neck and back. As a memory foam pillow does not squash flat, it gives the head constant support and ensures correct spinal alignment, taking away strain and tension from the muscles of the upper back, preventing back and neck pain.
Neck trauma, injury, or conditions such as whiplash, a stiff neck, slipped disc or neck arthritis cause pain and/or neck muscle spasms. Neck Supports and Braces are designed to restrict the movement of your neck and support the weight of your head, to relieve these painful symptoms.
This Buyer’s Guide will help you to choose the best support to prevent and relieve your neck pain.
A soft, lightweight foam collar gives firm neck support and provides much-needed short-term relief from neck pain during the early stages of a neck injury. Collars that contain mouldable polystyrene beads provide semi-rigid support and allow the collar to conform to your individual shape, giving the most comfortable fit and maximum support. For the most serious neck trauma and injuries, when you need to immobilise the neck completely to prevent neck pain and neck muscle spasms, a lightweight, but firm plastic collar is the ideal choice. Lined with ultra-comfortable foam, making them suitable for long-term use, these collars fit snugly between the chest and the chin to take the whole weight of your head, totally removing any pressure on your neck.
If you suffer from back pain conditions such as sciatica, slipped disc, herniated disc (slipped disc), degenerative disc disease, facet syndrome, neck muscle strain, spinal stenosis, neck arthritis, or you have undergone back surgery, it is important that your back is supported when you are in bed. Memory foam is a modern material that moulds to the shape of your body and always returns to its original shape when pressure is removed. While you are asleep, memory foam mattresses and mattress toppers provide constant support to your neck and spine, maintaining its natural curves, thus preventing and relieving pain in the neck and back. As a memory foam pillow does not squash flat, it gives the head constant support and ensures correct spinal alignment, taking away strain and tension from the muscles of the upper back, preventing back and neck pain.
Neck supports can be effectively used during the treatment of neck pain and additional related conditions. Neck braces and soft collars are designed to both provide support and help carry the weight of the head; which subsequently relieves strain on the neck muscles. A soft collar can also be helpful in limiting painful movements following neck injuries such as whiplash, and provide peace of mind until pain and discomfort eases.
In the majority of cases, neck injuries occur when the head moves quickly in relation to the rest of the body. Posture that involves excessive looking down, either at a computer, a phone screen or in occupations such as hairdressing can also cause neck pain by overstretching the muscles and ligaments needed to support the weight of the head. Sustained posture or sudden movement can cause muscles and ligaments at the back of the neck to stretch, which will consequently result in pain and stiffness within the area.
However, if you have experienced a neck injury and are looking for an effective form of relief, then don't worry, because PhysioRoom have your back. We have a range of products that can help you with your neck related injuries, such as our collection of high quality neck collars.
On top of this, our pillows and mattresses are also ideal for treating stiff necks and the associated back pains that accompany a neck injury. Overnight the neck can become stiff, especially after injury so, speed up your recovery by checking out our pillows and mattresses now.
If you can't find the product to relieve your injury pain within this section, then fear not because at PhysioRoom we have a vast collection of further supports and braces for you to select from.
To find your ideal support or brace today, head to our dedicated supports and braces section, or ask our online customer service staff if you require any advice.
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