Where appropriate, we will make an application to your Primary Care Trust (PCT) for NHS funding. If you are not eligible for NHS Funding or your PCT declines funding, then we would be happy to treat you as a 'self funded' patient.
The main symptom of tightness in the muscles of the upper back and neck is aching discomfort in the upper back and neck area with diminished range of motion of the neck along with tenderness around the neck and shoulder blades.
There are many causes of tight neck muscles. The causes of tight neck muscles are many: poor posture, emotional or mental stress, asymmetric use of the neck, back, or arms at work or at play, injury to any of these areas, carrying a heavy bag primarily over one shoulder, or across the chest, and so forth.ight neck muscles can also cause headaches, such as tension, migraine, and cluster headaches, because of their various attachments to the head, specifically the occiput (back of the head) and the mastoid process of the temporal bone right behind the ears.