In this video, Dr. Somashekar D, Consultant - Spine Surgery at Manipal Hospital Jayanagar discusses the common causes of neck pain, such as poor posture, prolonged screen time, muscle strain, and age-related changes in the spine. Timely diagnosis is crucial through clinical evaluation and imaging tests to identify the underlying issue. Treatment options include physiotherapy, medications, lifestyle modifications, and, when necessary, surgery for severe conditions. Simple preventive measures like

Neck pain in dogs isn’t always caused by an obvious injury. In fact, many cases occur without any trauma at all—making it harder for pet parents to catch early on. Signs can include: 🔹 Holding the head low 🔹 Yelping when touched 🔹 Muscle spasms 🔹 Reluctance to move, eat, or drink 🔹 Walking slowly or stiffly If your pet is experiencing any of these signs, it may be time to reach out to a veterinary neurologist or schedule a consult with SEVN. Early intervention can make all the difference. #

Is your dog in pain and you’re missing the signs? Dr. Marc Smith explains how to recognize the less obvious symptoms of musculoskeletal pain in dogs, especially those prone to back and neck issues like Dachshunds and Basset Hounds. #DogHealth #DogLovers #DogVet #Veterinarian #DogBehavior | Natchez Trace Veterinary Services

Dog with nerve or back pain- 3 Natural Remedies #dogpain #dogsick #backpain #painremedy #gabapentin | Daily Pet Tips