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Effective neck pain relief treatments for stiffness and chronic pain

Expert Neck Pain Treatment in Hyderabad

Neck pain can result from poor posture, muscle strain, or chronic conditions. At SRS Pain Clinic, we offer comprehensive neck pain relief treatments, including manual therapy, exercises, and lifestyle guidance. Whether you're dealing with stiffness, tension, or chronic pain, our personalized approach ensures lasting relief.

Neck Pain or Cervical spondylosis is the degenerative disease of cervical vertebra. It is the age related problem. It occurs due to the wear and tear of the cervical vertebra. It may also cause radiculopathy ( pain radiates from neck to the shoulder, arm, Back).

In severe cases it may cause pressure on the nerve roots and spinal cord which results in sensory problems and function of the hand, muscle weakness with pain.

Causes

  • Old age / middle age.
  • Abnormal posture.
  • Slipped cervical Disc.
  • Disc bulge of cervical vertebra.
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Signs and symptoms

  • Pain in the neck and also may present in hand, shoulder, back.
  • Burning sensation in hand.
  • Sensory loss.
  • Giddiness.
  • Sleep disturbances due to pain.
  • Upper limb muscle weakness.
  • Pain in the backside of the head.
  • Limited movement of neck.
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Diagnosis

  • X Ray of cervical spine.
  • MRI of Cervical spine.

Treatment

We provide INSTANT results and PERMANENT solution. We treat the root cause.

We relieve the nerve root compression and the area of pain present. We do Treatment with the Australian Treatment DRY NEEDLING. We provide good results. We reduce pain and restore movement and full function of the neck.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Neck Pain Frequently Asked Questions

  • What Causes Neck Pain?

    Neck pain can be caused by: Poor posture (e.g., looking down at screens too long) Muscle strain from sudden movements or overuse Herniated disc or pinched nerve in the cervical spine Arthritis (osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis) Injuries (e.g., whiplash from accidents) Medical conditions like meningitis or fibromyalgia.

  • What Are the Common Symptoms of Neck Pain?

    Stiffness or difficulty moving the neck Sharp or dull pain in the neck, shoulders, or upper back Headaches originating from the neck Tingling, numbness, or weakness in the arms (possible nerve issue) Increased pain after long periods of sitting or standing.

  • When Should I See a Doctor for Neck Pain?

    Consult a doctor if: Pain lasts more than a few weeks or worsens over time. There’s numbness, tingling, or weakness in the arms or hands. Neck pain follows an accident or injury. You experience dizziness, fever, or unexplained weight loss.

  • Can Neck Pain Be a Sign of a Serious Condition?

    In rare cases, persistent neck pain may indicate: Herniated disc pressing on spinal nerves. Spinal stenosis (narrowing of the spinal canal). Meningitis (if fever and stiffness occur together). Heart attack (if neck pain is accompanied by chest pain and shortness of breath).

  • How Can I Prevent Neck Pain?

    Maintain proper posture while working on screens. Use a headset instead of holding the phone between your shoulder and ear. Take frequent breaks from sitting or working. Adjust your computer screen to eye level. Exercise regularly to strengthen neck and shoulder muscles.

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