Very few people do not complain of neck pain at some point in their life. Neck pain occurs as a result of disorders of the bones, joints, discs between the vertebrae and muscles and ligaments around the spine.
In neck hernia, the pain is only in the neck. In some cases, it can spread from the neck to the head, back, arms and even the chest. The patient’s neck movements are often limited. Numbness radiating to the arm and hand, feeling of weakness in the hands, dizziness and lightheadedness are frequently mentioned complaints.
Diseases that cause neck pain are very diverse:
Neck hernia, disc degeneration, arthrosis of the neck spine, myofascial pain syndromes, pain due to repetitive stress injury. Engaging in repetitive activities, combined with poor position and psychological stress, reveals the picture of “injury due to overuse”. Working by bending the head forward or raising it excessively for a long time causes muscle fatigue and muscle shortening, causing neck and back pain. It is frequently encountered due to working conditions and increased use of computers.
Neck hernia:
As the disc between the bones forming the spine weakens over time, the disc contents are thrown out. As a result of herniation, pressure may occur on the nerve root or spinal cord. With nerve root compression, severe and burning pain, numbness, tingling that spreads to the arm and hand, and muscle weakness in the hand or arm can be seen in advanced cases.
Neck Hernia Treatment: Non-surgical Neck Hernia Treatment
In the treatment of diseases, the main aim is to find the cause of the disease, not the symptoms (symptoms), to establish treatment programs and to develop correct treatment methods….
Most neck hernias are treated with non-surgical natural methods. recovery is possible.
