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Secondary Conditions. The following is a list of common symptoms that can occur as a result of Anterior Vertebrae Syndrome. For this reason they are referred to as Secondary Conditions: ➤ Arm pain ➤ Migraines ➤ Asymmetry ➤ Muscle Spasm ➤ Bone Spurs ➤ Muscle Tension ➤ Breathing Problems ➤ Muscular Imbalance ➤ Carpal Tunnel Syndrome ➤ Neck Pain ➤ Chest Pain ➤ Numbness/Tingling ➤ Decreased Motion ➤ Pinched Nerve ➤ Degenerated Joints ➤ Poor Posture ➤ Digestive Disorders ➤ Rotator Cuff Issues ➤ Disc Herniations ➤ Shoulder Pain ➤ Dizziness (vertigo) ➤ Sinus Conditions ➤ Dowager's Hump ➤ Spinal Decay ➤ Fatigue ➤ Strength Issues ➤ Fibromyalgia ➤ Tendonitis ➤ Golfer's Elbow ➤ Tennis Elbow ➤ Headaches ➤ Thoracic Outlet ➤ Hip Pain ➤ TMJ Issues ➤ Low Back Pain ➤ Upper Back Pain ➤ Mid Back Pain ➤ Visual Issues
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