These aches are sometimes called growing pains. Although no one knows for sure whatâs behind them, growth is not the cause; even at the peak of an adolescent growth spurt, a childâs rate of growth is too gradual to be painful. Growing pains may consist of tenderness caused by overwork during hard exercise.
Symptoms of a pinched neck nerve vary among individuals and include pain that radiates from the neck, muscle weakness, and a burning or prickling sensation, according to WebMD. Symptoms may occur with or without pain. Continue Reading.
Firstly, you are most likely to feel pain where the nerve is trapped. So if you trap a nerve in the low back you will feel low back pain. If you trap a nerve in your neck, you will feel neck pain. However the more âpressureâ that is put on the nerve the further away from where it is trapped you can feel it.