Get Your Life Back.

Tick what fits — nothing is saved or sent.

• Aching and stiffness across the neck and upper shoulders, worse by evening or after desk work
• A stiff neck on waking that eases as the day warms up
• Pain on turning the head fully — checking a blind spot, looking over the shoulder
• Pain spreading up to the base of the skull or down to the shoulder blade
• A grinding or clicking feeling with movement
• Occasional tingling into the arm or hand when a nerve is irritated

Tick what fits — nothing is saved or sent.

• Shoulder-origin: pain when you lift, reach overhead, or lie on that side, and tenderness around the joint itself
• Shoulder-origin: a painful arc of movement, weakness lifting the arm, or stiffness losing range (as in frozen shoulder)
• Neck-referred: pain that seems to sit in the shoulder or shoulder blade but is triggered or changed by neck position
• Neck-referred: pain that travels beyond the shoulder — down the arm toward the elbow, forearm, or hand
• Neck-referred: tingling, pins-and-needles, or numbness in the arm or specific fingers alongside the ache
• Pain that is hard to pin to the joint, or that moves with how you hold your head and neck
• Aching across the top of the shoulder and neck from prolonged desk or phone posture

Tick what fits — nothing is saved or sent.

• Aching or burning across the top of the back and between the shoulder blades
• Tightness and tension that worsen through a working day at a desk or on a phone
• Knotted, tender muscles over the shoulder blades and either side of the spine
• Stiffness turning the upper trunk or taking a deep breath
• Pain that eases with movement, stretching, and posture breaks
• Tension that runs up into the neck or across the shoulders
• A pulling sensation when reaching or holding the arms forward for long periods

Tick what fits — nothing is saved or sent.

• A deep ache or electric pain running from the neck through the shoulder into the arm
• Pain following a consistent track — outer arm, forearm, into specific fingers
• Tingling or numbness in the same territory as the pain
• Worse with certain neck positions — looking up, turning to one side, long desk sessions
• Relief resting the forearm on the head (a classic nerve-root sign)
• One-sided, alongside neck stiffness

Tick what fits — nothing is saved or sent.

• A dead, wooden, or 'reduced' feeling in part of the thigh, shin, foot, or specific toes
• Numbness that follows a track down the leg rather than affecting it evenly
• Numbness that comes with tingling, pins-and-needles, or pain in the same track
• Symptoms triggered or changed by sitting, bending, coughing, or long standing and walking
• Numbness alongside low back pain or pain that shoots down the leg (sciatica)
• A numb patch on the outer thigh (a different, often harmless nerve entrapment)
• Usually one leg — both legs together, or numbness that is spreading, needs prompt review

Tick what fits — nothing is saved or sent.

• Pins and needles running from the buttock down the back or side of the leg (sciatic pattern)
• Tingling or numb patches on the top or sole of the foot, or in specific toes
• Worse with long sitting, driving, or bending; eased by walking or changing position
• Tingling alongside lower back pain, or after a back-pain episode
• A 'crawling' or 'burning' quality rather than sharp pain
• Legs falling asleep unusually quickly when sitting cross-legged