She began by sharing that her mother always warned her to stop cracking her body. “She would be like, ‘Please stop, you’re going to break your neck,’” Lily recalled.

But his DIY neck cracking habit went horribly wrong on March 5. Andy remembered: "I had the TV on and all of a sudden all I could hear was like digital gurgling. It was very strange.

To understand how mere cracking of the neck can lead to a stroke, OnlyMyHealth team interacted with Dr Atul Prasad, Principal Director & HOD, Neurology, BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital, Delhi.

Las Vegas mom of three Carissa Klundt ended up in the ICU and was bedridden for weeks after a chiropractic injury.

Cracking your back or neck might provide quick relief and a satisfying popping noise — but is it a safe practice? Medical professionals share the risks of the habit.

It’s especially dangerous to crack the neck, which could impede blood flow and, in very rare cases, could increase stroke risk, according to Dr. Todd Sinett, a chiropractor at Tru Whole Care in ...

The dangers of cracking your neck could include a vertebral artery dissection and stroke, but it’s rare. Consult your doctor if you experience stroke symptoms. Skip Navigation ...

But his DIY neck cracking habit went horribly wrong on March 5. Andy remembered: "I had the TV on and all of a sudden all I could hear was like digital gurgling. It was very strange.