Shoulder Pain Treatment
Treatment for rotator cuff, frozen shoulder and impingement pain.
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Neck Pain Treatment
Ease the stiffness, headaches and arm tingling at their source
Overview
What is spine pain?
The cervical spine carries your head through thousands of movements a day. When a joint, disc or nerve root there becomes irritated, pain rarely stays in the neck — it refers into the shoulder blade, arm and head.
Our assessment separates mechanical neck pain from cervical nerve pain, because the two need very different treatment.
Common symptoms
- Stiff, restricted neck rotation
- Pain between the shoulder blades
- Headaches starting at the base of the skull
- Tingling or weakness down one arm into the fingers
- Pain worsened by screen work or driving
What causes it
- Cervical disc bulge or degeneration
- Facet joint irritation and whiplash injury
- Sustained forward head posture
- Cervical spinal stenosis
- Overloaded neck and shoulder muscles
Our approach
How we treat neck pain treatment
1
Cervical screen
Range, strength, reflex and nerve tension testing to classify your pain.
2
Confirm the level
Imaging or a diagnostic block identifies the exact painful segment.
3
Calm the nerve
Cervical epidural or medial branch block when a nerve is clearly involved.
4
Hold the gains
Deep neck strengthening plus a desk and sleep-setup review.
Treatment options
What your plan might include
Cervical epidural injection
Precise steroid delivery to an inflamed nerve root.
Medial branch block
Diagnoses and treats cervical facet joint pain.
Trigger point injections
Releases the muscles that keep the neck locked up.
Ergonomic coaching
Desk, screen and pillow changes that hold the relief.
Results
What treatment achieves
0%
headache frequency drop
0 weeks
typical stiffness relief
0%
patient satisfaction
“The tingling in my hand had me worried something serious was wrong. They explained the nerve involved and it settled within a month.”
Daniel O. · C6 nerve root pain, treated 2025
FAQs
Neck Pain Treatment questions, answered
Can my neck cause my headaches?+
Frequently. Headaches starting in the upper neck joints respond well to targeted treatment.
Is a neck injection safe?+
Performed under fluoroscopy or ultrasound by a specialist, cervical injections have a strong safety record.
Should I use a special pillow?+
Often yes — we'll advise on height and position based on how you sleep.
Ready to treat your spine pain?
Same-week appointments available. Bring any scans you have — or come with nothing but your story.