Neck conditions
Neck pain treatment without surgery
Cervical spondylosis, disc bulges and facet joint pain, with or without pain and tingling in the arm, assessed by our doctors and treated without surgery where suitable.
Neck pain
A stiff, aching neck affects work, sleep and driving
Long hours at a laptop, looking down at a phone, two-wheeler commutes and sleeping on the wrong pillow all load the neck. Over the years the discs and small joints of the cervical spine wear, and an old injury can speed that up. The result may be a constant ache, headaches that start at the base of the skull, or pain, numbness and tingling running into the shoulder blade and arm.
Most neck pain improves with time, posture changes and physiotherapy. When it does not, the usual next steps are medicines, injections and in some cases surgery such as cervical discectomy or fusion. Our doctors look for the specific source of pain and may offer image-guided treatment, such as platelet lysate near an irritated nerve root or PRP into painful facet joints and ligaments, as part of a non-surgical plan.
Condition guides
Neck conditions in depth
Commonly seen
Neck problems we commonly assess
- Cervical spondylosis
- Cervical disc bulge or herniation
- Cervical radiculopathy: pain, numbness or tingling in the arm
- Facet joint pain
- Neck ligament sprain and whiplash-type injuries
- Pain after neck surgery
Weakness in both hands, clumsiness, or difficulty walking with neck pain needs urgent medical review.
Treatment options
How we treat neck pain
Image-guided procedures
Precise treatment in a delicate area
Injections in the neck are done under X-ray or ultrasound guidance. Depending on the source, the doctor may use platelet lysate near a nerve root, or hyper-concentrated platelets (HCP) into facet joints and the ligaments that support the neck.
Rehabilitation
Posture, strength and movement
Deep neck and upper-back strengthening, mobility work and changes to your desk and sleep set-up help the neck tolerate daily life. Our physiotherapists plan this with you.
Is neck pain from a computer job serious?
Usually not, but if it keeps coming back or spreads into the arm, it is worth an examination. Posture and strength work often help a great deal.
Are neck injections safe?
Every procedure carries some risk. Image guidance lets the doctor see where the needle is, which is why we use it for every spinal injection. Risks are discussed with you before any procedure.
Will I need a collar?
Rarely. Prolonged use of a collar can weaken the neck muscles. The doctor will advise if short-term support is useful.
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