Neck Sprain Causes
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Causes of Neck Sprain
A neck sprain results from a sudden movement that causes the neck to extend or flex too far.
Causes include:
- Car accidents (rapid deceleration causes the head and neck to snap forward and then backward, known as whiplash)
- A blow to the head
- Strain of the upper back or shoulder
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