Participants from a wide cross-section of the workforce paused for a moment at the statue of Sir Frank at the National Insurance Scheme buildings on Culloden Road, St Michael, for a short ceremony during which prayers were offered for workers and the general public.
Neck injuries donât just cause pain and stiffness â you can end up with headaches, nausea, or even dizziness from a neck injury, just to name a few! Most people think that being involved in an incident that leads to neck injury is going to lead to pain and stiffness at the injury site.
Tension headaches are the most common headache type, representing approximately 60% of all headaches. These headaches are caused by the sustained contraction of the muscles in the neck and head region. The sustained muscle contraction is usually a result of a combination of the following: 1  cervical/neck misalignments and faulty neck biomechanics. 2  previous neck/upper back injury- not properly rehabilitated. 3  poor posture. 4  excessive emotional stress. 5  anxiety or depression. 6  prolonged sitting or driving. 7  improper sleeping habits.