Helping You Find Freedom from Neck Pain

The neck is a delicate structure that requires as much attention as any other body part. Your cervical spine (a clinical name for the neck region) is made up of seven cervical vertebrae, each one connected by and cushioned by a series of discs, spinal joints, and ligaments. These vertebrae and discs allow the neck to twist while also protecting your spinal cord.

Your neck muscles connect a wide range of body parts, help with your overall senses of mobility and stability, and keep your central nervous system (CNS) connected to your neck. As you can tell, it’s pretty important to keep your neck in good health. If you’re experiencing chronic neck pain, the Advanced Relief Institute is here to help.

We offer our patients a wide range of next-generation treatment options, each of which can help you alleviate your neck pain and restore your overall quality of life. Ready to learn more? Reach out to us at one of our convenient locations and set up your initial consultation with a member of our team today.

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What’s Causing My Neck Pain?

Most neck pain is muscle-related. This includes pain caused by muscle tension, cramps, and strains. Sometimes, pain is only felt in the neck, but it can sometimes branch out to the shoulders and arms. While there are many factors that can cause lasting neck pain, it’s most frequently caused by the compression of the spinal nerves. Unfortunately, when something happens to these vertebrae or discs, the pain can be debilitating and prevent you from enjoying everyday activities, playing sports, or even going to work. Common symptoms of neck pain can include issues like:

  • Problems bending the neck
  • Trouble rotating your neck
  • Muscle spasms
  • Headaches
  • Shoulder pain
  • Numbness
  • Tingling
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How Can Interventional Pain Management Help with Neck Pain?

Neck conditions and causes vary just as much as the men and women who suffer from them. Here at the Advanced Relief Institute, we realize that there is never a one-size-fits-all solution to an issue as potentially complex as neck pain. This is why we’ll employ a holistic, multi-disciplinary approach to pain management and work alongside you to develop a bespoke care plan that sees you enjoying freedom from the neck pain that’s been keeping you from living your life to the fullest. Interventional pain management for neck pain can help relieve discomfort from (but is not limited to):

  • Cervical disc herniation
  • Bulging discs
  • Pinched nerves
  • Cervical sprain/strain
  • Prolonged neck pain
  • Neck injury
  • Arthritis
  • Degenerative disc disease
  • Radiculopathy
  • Cervical instability

How Do You Diagnose Neck Pain?

As with many types of musculoskeletal injuries, neck problems will usually only get worse if they’re not addressed as quickly as possible. If you’ve been dealing with neck pain that has become chronic in nature, we recommend reaching out to the Advanced Relief Institute as quickly as possible. Seeking medical attention to get a diagnosis for neck pain is your first move toward a healthy lifestyle.

Your initial consultation will form the first step in our efforts at diagnosing your neck pain. One of our pain management specialists will ask you to describe your pain. Learning about whether you’re experiencing dull pain, mild aches, a burning sensation, or sharp pain will help us understand more about the source of your discomfort.

Next, our team will then run a series of exams that will further help us get to the bottom of your isue, including CT scans, MRIs, X-rays, or ultrasound imaging. These exams will allow us to identify the root cause of your pain so we can work with you to develop a highly effective treatment plan that sees you enjoying your full range of motion once more.

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What Are Some At-Home Strategies for Managing Neck Pain?

Many men and women who experience acute or chronic neck pain first turn to at-home strategies for managing pain. This usually involves therapies such as over-the-counter pain relievers (like aspirin, ibuprofen, or acetaminophen), the application of ice or heat, neck massages, the use of a firmer pillow or mattress, and the avoidance of strenuous activities like jogging or weightlifting, for example. In some cases, we might recommend physical therapy may be recommended.

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Why Should I Choose the Advanced Relief Institute for My Neck Pain?

The Advanced Relief Institute understands that everyone’s neck pain has different causes and degrees of limitation. Therefore, our specialists are dedicated to customizing interventional pain management therapies to your specific needs. Combining extensive experience and a reputation for excellence, our doctors offer multidisciplinary approaches to help you regain comfort.

If you’re interested in learning more about what the Advanced Relief Institute can do for you, our team is standing by and ready to help. Reach out to us at one of our many convenient locations and set up your initial appointment with a helpful member of our support staff. A life free from chronic pain and lasting discomfort awaits!

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