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| − | According to research, about seventy percent of people suffer from neck pain at some point in their lives. Neck ache is common and it responds well to painkillers and self-help techniques. However, if the pain is severe and chronic, a visit to your doctor at '''[https://neckcenterny.com/ Neck Center]''' is essential. Many conditions can cause sharp pain.
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| − | Emotional stress and physical stress can create tension in the neck muscles, causing pain. However, if the pain persists for more than 3 or 4 weeks, the condition is considered chronic. It is crucial to treat severe neck aches, because it may be a symptom of some other condition. In such a case visit Neck Center NY.
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| − | Why Need To Treat Chronic Neck Ache Fast?
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| − | 1. Chronic Neck Pain May Be A Symptom Of Herniated Cervical Disc:
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| − | The herniated cervical disc is one of the common causes of neck ache. As you age, the discs in your spin lose their flexibility, and the ligaments around the discs become weak. If herniated disc occurs, it gives more pressure on spinal nerves or the spinal cord, causing neck pain. It may be accompanied by shoulder pain, radiating arm pain, and numbness in the arm. If you do not treat severe pain caused by herniated disc fast with the help of medications and exercise, you may need to undergo surgery. You need to get a correct diagnosis at Neck Center New York to get appropriate treatment.
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| − | 2. Cervical foraminal stenosis:
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| − | Chronic neck pain may be a symptom of cervical foraminal stenosis, a condition caused by changes in the neck joints due to aging or overuse. Medicine, exercise, and therapy are often enough to treat this condition. However, if you leave the pain untreated, it will become severe, surgery may be recommended. In such a case, make an appointment at '''[https://neckcenterny.com/ Neck Center Manhattan]''' to get immediate medical attention to avoid further consequences.
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| − | 3. Cervical Degenerative Disc Disease:
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| − | Cervical disc degeneration is another common cause of neck pain and/or neck stiffness. The vertebral discs absorb shock in the spin-dry out, as you age. This affects their strength and flexibility, leading to disc degeneration. A low level of neck ache is often a symptom of this condition. The pain becomes worse in some positions and while doing some activities. It is important to diagnose the condition and treat neck pain as quickly as possible to avoid surgical procedures.
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| − | 4. Neck Arthritis:
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| − | Severe neck ache that is severe in the morning and at the end of the day may be a symptom of cervical or neck osteoarthritis. It is a common condition in older adults. Degeneration in the cartilage of the facet joints is the main factor causing pain. If you are diagnosed with this condition, exercises, traction, and physical therapy will be suggested to alleviate the pain.
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| − | 5. Improper Treatment Of A Neck Injury:
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| − | Improper treatment of an earlier neck injury can cause chronic neck pain. The muscles, tendons, and ligaments around the neck area might have been damaged in an earlier trauma. Inflammation occurs if you leave it untreated or treat it improperly.
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| − | 6. Joint Dysfunction:
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| − | Severe neck pain, stiffness, and/or pinching sensation in the neck area may indicate joint dysfunction. Treatment generally includes postural corrections and some exercises.
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| − | If chronic neck pain is not treated quickly, it may become worse, and more painful treatment procedures like surgery may be required to get relief from it.
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