A pinched nerve in the neck, commonly called cervical radiculopathy, causes pain from the neck, to the shoulder, in the arm, and even into the hands and fingers.
When people are told by their doctor that they have cervical radiculopathy, often doctors mention that surgery may be needed at some point to take the pressure off the nerve.
The possibility of having neck surgery, spine surgery, is scary news to hear!
But surgery is rarely needed to effectively treat cervical radiculopathy. And it is possible to get long-term relief from the neck, shoulder, arm, and hand pain that comes with it.
In this video, Dr. David explains everything you need to know to get cervical radiculopathy better without surgery.
00:00 Cervical Radiculopathy: Everything You Need To Know To Get Better Without Surgery
00:42 What is cervical radiculopathy?
01:17 How does cervical radiculopathy happen?
03:41 How To Diagnose Cervical Radiculopathy
07:11 Common Treatments For Cervical Radiculopathy
10:58 Root problem of cervical radiculopathy
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