Patients suffering with cervical herniated disc pain have all types of stress associated with the condition. You are in pain. You are not sleeping. You’re not working well. This creates tensions in the home. You may feel like everyone hates you. You may hate yourself. Sound familiar?

If so, you are not alone. In the video above, Dr. Seth Neubardt, a top cervical spine surgeon in New York, says is common for patients suffering with pain from a herniated disc in the neck to experience depression and anxiety. This could be aggravated by the loss of sleep and inability to work.

Patients who are suffering with cervical herniated disc pain report great benefit by involving a psychologist in their care, says Dr. Neubardt. Psychology as a non-surgical treatment can be an invaluable resource for you in helping you deal with the problems you’re facing that come with a herniated disc. Watch the video to hear more.

After viewing, you might also be interested in the video “How do I control the pain of a herniated cervical disc?” at [ Ссылка ] .

Also see the playlist of videos covering every type of non-surgical treatment available for a cervical herniated disc. It’s at [ Ссылка ]

And, you can visit Dr. Neubardt and Dr. Stern’s website at [ Ссылка ] to learn everything you want to know about the condition and treatments.

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