Botox for Neck Pain?

Johnny,
As you probably are aware the best choice upfront is to visit with a neurologist and consider either an MRI or spinal xrays to ensure that you are not suffering from joint disease, spinal arthritis or other anatomic problems that would likely cause cracking, clicking and the feelings you are discovering. Avoid going to a chiropractor or other non-medical professional that can sometimes cause more harm than good.Ultimately, you may discover that physical therapy or medication trials are the best route. Botox has been found to be helpful in patient's suffering from specific types of Migraine headaches but these are not commonly associated with physical neck symptoms. However, a neurologist may discover a specific overaction of muscular function and make other recommendations.

Dr. Pryor

It would be best for you to see a pain specialist and if you do decide to try Botox, please see a Board Certified physician who has experience in non-traditional uses of Botox.  Good luck.

Only a neurologist would really know the answer to this question for sure.  If the cracking and clicking you noted is also associated with muscle spasm in the neck, it's possible that Botox may be an option.