Medically reviewed by Laura Campedelli, DPT Cracking your neck isn't necessarily "good" or "bad"—it depends on how you do it. Popping sounds that occur when you move a certain way or cracking ...

But when it comes to your neck, you may be wondering if there may be any long-term consequences to popping it back and forth, asking yourself “is cracking your neck bad for you?” ...

So you’ve been hunched over your laptop for the past eight hours. As you shift in your seat, you notice that your neck is stiff, so you massage it to relieve the tension. But unfortunately, this ...

Cracking Your Neck Is Safe Unless You Do These 2 Things, According to an Expert. By Tamara Pridgett. Updated on Aug 11, 2019 at 10:45 AM. Getty ...

So you’ve been hunched over your laptop for the past eight hours. As you shift in your seat, you notice that your neck is stiff, so you massage it to relieve the tension. But unfortunately, this doesn ...

While it is okay to crack your finger, doing this with your neck and back can be very risky and complex. Cracking your back and neck is not like popping a pimple, the habit can be way worse, say ...

The tale is as old as time: cracking your joints is BAD FOR YOU! Growing up, ... Cracking a back or neck, when done wrong can lead to a lot of pain, damage and inflammation.

Poppers, you can ignore your fusty aunt or cranky coworker when they try to scare you with talk of debilitating cracking-related ailments. Just one note of caution: Tendons catching on irregular ...

Cracking your back is similar to cracking joints such as your neck, shoulder, and fingers. The sound of your back cracking or popping may be due to air bubbles in the synovial fluid surrounding ...