Cold neck muscle pain can be caused by a variety of reasons, such as fever, neck cold, cervical spondylosis, etc., specific to combine with the patient’s other symptoms to make a comprehensive judgment.
1. Fever: Colds caused by viral or bacterial infections will cause the body’s temperature to rise, which will enhance the body’s metabolic activity and stimulate the neck muscles to produce fatigue, resulting in muscle pain in the neck.
2. Cold neck: when the neck is stimulated by cold, the muscles and blood vessels in the neck will contract, causing muscle fatigue, while a large number of metabolites are produced and accumulate locally, resulting in muscle aches and pains.
3. Cervical spondylosis: after the cervical spine degenerative disease, it will compress the muscles, ligaments and other soft tissues around the neck, resulting in aseptic inflammation, leading to muscle pain in the neck.
If the cold appeared neck muscle pain, it is recommended that the patient timely to the hospital orthopedic consultation, in order to clarify the diagnosis.