I have two fractures two the upper neck but not dangeress?

i fractured my neck eight years ago, my neck was puffy and very swollen and i was taken to hospital and discharged the same night without a neck brace. It was six months later that i found out that i had broken my neck after another car accident. I was x-rayed and the doctors couldnt stop looking at my x-ray. my neck then was ok ish just whiplash but they couldnt understand why i had walked around with a broken neck. i was lucky as i broke the same bone as christopher reeves (superman) I can walk but he is not around anymore. If you are experiencing any pain see your GP, but not tonight. neck injuries can be very serious but with proper treatment they are not dangerous. I hope this helps you. and i think you have been lucky it hasnt been worse.sent with all my love.

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you just gota take it easy

There are the side bony protrusions, which can be broken but are not dangerous to health (they can't cause paralysis).
You will be sore for a while, wear your neck brace but not for too long because it will cause stiffness after a while.
Get massages and see a Chiropractor after the fractures have healed.

OMG how did that happen? Did they take Xrays?
Shouldnt you be wearing a neck brace?

Suggest you skip football for a few weeks and take a spelling course.

Ask your Doc for script for physical therapy.

Feel better.

You still will have to be really careful with your neck.It is not a body part to be taken to litely with fractures.Please take things easy and if you do feel pain seek a Doctors opinion.It may not be causing problems now but if not looked after it can cause bad problems for you.I hope you do not experience any discomfort from your injury.

I had 2 operations on my cervical spine because of fractures and it seems pretty serious to me considering I'm disabled for life. Go to an Orthopedic doctor and get checked out.

Let HIM decide if a chiropractor would help. One made my injury worse, far worse, by mis-treating my injury.