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Trigger points that refer pain to the Neck

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Pain Referred to the Anterior Neck

 

 

Digastric (anterior belly): Under the chin and down into the upper front of the neck,

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Omohyoid: Localized tenderness and discomfort in the lower anterior triangle of the neck,

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Platysma: Superficial pain over the front of the neck and jawline,

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Sternocleidomastoid (sternal head): Pain to the front of the neck, throat, and behind the ear,

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Pectoralis Major (Sternal and Costal Fibers): Refers to anterior neck, especially medial side,

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Pain Referred to the Lateral Neck

 

 

Levator Scapulae:

Angle of the neck and down to the superior angle of the scapula,

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Scalenes (anterior, middle, posterior):

Side of the neck (contralateral side as well), top of the shoulder, chest, and down the arm (often mistaken for nerve impingement),

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Sternocleidomastoid(clavicular head):

Side of the neck, behind the ear, and occasionally to the forehead or eye,

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Upper Trapezius:

Side of the neck, extending to the temple and behind the ear,

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Temporalis:

Can refer to the side of the neck and upper SCM,

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Pain Referred to the Posterior Neck

 

 

Multifidus (cervical region):

Deep neck pain along the cervical spine,

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Semispinalis Capitis:

Vertical band from the upper neck to the base of the skull,

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Splenius Capitis:

Base of the skull and mid-posterior neck,

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Splenius Cervicis:

Mid to lower neck and upper shoulder blade,

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Suboccipitals:

Deep aching pain at the top of the neck and base of the skull, sometimes causing visual disturbances,

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Trapezius (upper fibers):

From the posterior neck to the temple and top of the shoulder,

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Latissimus Dorsi:

Can refer to the lower cervical area and back of the neck,

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Subscapularis:

May cause discomfort in the posterior neck when severe,

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