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Neck Pain Doctor Passaic County
Clifton
New Jersey
USA
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| Physical Address |
905 Allwood Rd Suite 101-CD Clifton New Jersey 07012 |
| Phone | 862-357-6032 |
| Website | |
| https://www.spine-nj.com/ | |
Business/Community Description |
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| Most Common Neck Conditions: - Cervicalgia is a pain or discomfort in the neck. The common cause is poor posture due to constant strain in the muscles, such as a bad sleeping position. Injury to the neck also leads to neck symptoms. - Cervical spondylosis is a condition causing neck pain due to the degeneration of the cervical spine. It may be due to wear and tear or injury. As a result, the disc loses its fluid and affects the joints and nerves in the spine. - Cervical radiculopathy occurs when a nerve root in the neck is compressed. It often starts when a disc in the spine goes out of place and begins touching a nerve. The squeezed nerve leads to pain that radiates to the arm or scapular area. We call this a pinched nerve. - Neck myofascial pain is a painful condition due to tight fascia and muscles. The fascia is a tissue that covers the muscles and provides support. When tight, it chokes the tissues and leads to constant spasms. It is brought about by stress, overuse, or injury to the neck. - Tension headache is a tightness and dull pain of the head muscles. It caused by spasms and increased the sensitivity of muscles in the head and neck. Sometimes, people think it’s a migraine when only one side is affected. We understand the limitations you face when you live with persistent neck pain. We are devoted to our practice to resolve all kinds of neck pain with state-of-the-art, minimally invasive surgical techniques. We use techniques tested to help our patients recover and live pain-free. Our best experience for recovery is to give proper care. We have to feel what our patients feel and understand their concerns. Only then we provide the best care. Call us today: (862) 357-6032. | |
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