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Splenius Cervicis Muscle: Headache, Eye Pain, Blurred Vision
Head and Neck Muscles

Splenius Cervicis Muscle: Headache, Eye Pain, Blurred Vision

The splenius cervicis muscle is located in the back of the neck. It contributes to throbbing pain at the back of the head that extends to the back of the eye. It can also contribute to blurred vision.

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November 27, 2013
Levator Scapulae Muscle: Neck, Shoulder, Headache, Pain
Chest Shoulder Upper Back Muscles

Levator Scapulae Muscle: Neck, Shoulder, Headache, Pain

The levator scapulae connect the shoulder blade to the vertebra of the neck. The muscle contributes to pain in the shoulder, neck, and the base of the skull. The muscle causes a stiff neck. It can contribute to headaches at the base of the skull and up into the back of the head.

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December 29, 2012
Scalene Muscles: Neck, Shoulder, Chest, Upper Back, Arm, Pain
Head and Neck Muscles

Scalene Muscles: Neck, Shoulder, Chest, Upper Back, Arm, Pain

Scalene muscles are a prime contributor to thoracic outlet syndrome as well as neck, shoulder, chest, upper back and arm pain. Muscle twitching, jerking and restlessness similar to restless leg syndrome felt in the neck and shoulder is a classic sign of scalene dysfunction

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December 28, 2012
Trapezius Muscle: Stiff Neck, Headache, Eye, Jaw, Pain
Chest Shoulder Upper Back Muscles

Trapezius Muscle: Stiff Neck, Headache, Eye, Jaw, Pain

The trapezius muscle is located in the upper back. It can contribute to headaches and pain in the eye, jaw, neck, top of the shoulder and upper back. It can also contribute to tingling in the arm.

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December 26, 2012
Semispinalis Capitis Muscle: Neck and Head Pain
Back-Spinal Muscles

Semispinalis Capitis Muscle: Neck and Head Pain

A band of pain encircling the top of the head, pain in the temple area going into the eye, and pain in the back of the head is symptoms of trigger points in the semispinalis capitis muscle.

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December 20, 2012
Sternocleidomastoid Muscles: Affects Head, Eyes, Sinus, Ears, Throat, Pain, Dizziness, Whiplash
Head and Neck Muscles

Sternocleidomastoid Muscles: Affects Head, Eyes, Sinus, Ears, Throat, Pain, Dizziness, Whiplash

The sternocleidomastoid are the two big muscles located on each side of the front of the neck. These are the most affected muscles when whiplash of the head / neck occurs. The muscles can contribute to pain throughout the head and neck area and can contribute to symptoms of vertigo.

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November 24, 2012
Longissimus Capitis Muscle: Head, Ear, Eye and Neck Pain
Back-Spinal Muscles

Longissimus Capitis Muscle: Head, Ear, Eye and Neck Pain

Pain in and around the ear that sometimes extends up toward the eye is a classic sign of longissimus capitis dysfunction

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November 6, 2012

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