If you are experiencing neck pain and have tried non-invasive treatment methods, you may be wondering 'is neck surgery right for me? First off, talk to your doctor about surgical options.
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Most cervical disc herniations don't require surgery. Most resolve on their own over time. However, surgery may be warranted if symptoms persist or get progressively worse.
Cervical discs can become dehydrated and stiff over time. This can lead to neck pain and other symptoms. And eventually, cervical degenerative disc disease may occur.
Whiplash can sometimes be minor. And whiplash symptoms can even go away in a few days. On the other hand, sometimes, symptoms are more severe. Pain can become chronic. There can also be cognitive and emotional problems. Whiplash is typically caused by an acceleration-deceleration accident. Symptoms can appear quickly or over hours. The complexity of […]
When you first experience pain, specific treatment methods will be more helpful than others. These treatments are...
Prolonged use of handheld devices can cause neck pain. This repetitive stress and overuse are known as text neck. Although it refers to general device use and not just texting. Also known as tech neck, the pain derives from the head is bent forward. As you use mobile devices, your posture changes. Looking downward causes […]
When you have a siff neck there is usually no cause for panic. However, some neck pain can be a sign of something more serious. It's important to know when neck pain can be a symptom of an underlying condition.
The body contains three types of nerves; autonomic, sensory, and motor. Learn more about them here.
Walking is an action most take for granted. In most cases, however, people are not walking properly. And incorrect walking posture can do damage. Sciatica is caused by a damaged or pinched nerve. The sciatic nerve runs from your back through your leg. A bone, disc, or muscle can impinge this nerve. Therefore, by having […]
Posture is how you hold your body. It refers to standing, sitting, and lying down. Having good posture means minimizing strain. To improve your posture, it involves training your body to stand, walk, and sit a certain way. There is to be minimal stress on muscles and ligaments. Maintaining good posture helps improve posture, such […]
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