Clinical stiffness of the muscles at the back of the neck occurs in most cases because of injury to the neck muscles due to the patient’s prolonged head-down work or prolonged exposure to cold in the neck muscles. This stiffness is manifested by the presence of adhesions within the muscles. When this phenomenon occurs, the patient may be instructed to reduce weight-bearing activities in the neck and rest in bed during treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine techniques are used in the neck, local massage or topical application of ointments that activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis and disperse nodules, and medium and low frequency electrotherapy, microwave instrument therapy, and bioelectric therapy can also be given. Or in the neck using acupuncture, moxibustion, the application of small needle knife for local prying and loosening, can reduce or relieve muscle stiffness, improve the degree of local muscle adhesions.