While carpal tunnel primarily affects the wrist the network of nerves running from the neck to the hand can sometimes cause ...

Recurring back or neck pain can significantly impact your daily life. Learn how the Back and Neck Care program can offer you ...

Kelly Sturm, oncology and lymphedema physical therapist, says pain, tightness, and swelling are also very common after a ...

For mild to moderate symptoms, at-home techniques such as rest, heat or ice therapy, and over the counter pain relievers can help manage mild to moderate symptoms. Physical therapy is often ...

They can examine you and determine a treatment plan, which may include physical therapy, oral and injectable medications, chiropractic care, or surgery for a more severe problem. Trivedi K. 'Tech neck ...

Basically, cervicalgia is neck pain. The bones of the neck form the cervical spine—this is the area extending from the first spinal vertebra through the seventh. The first bone of your spine is ...

Supporting your neck while you sleep is crucial to getting a good night’s rest and minimizing the neck pain you feel when you’re awake, whether you’re navigating post-injury pain, treating a ...

This can cause pain that travels from your wrist, to your shoulder and neck, and into your spinal cord. Carpal tunnel syndrome can literally be a pain in your neck. The median nerve that’s ...

Control groups included patients who underwent usual care for neck pain, such as physical therapy, NSAIDs, heat pack therapy and acupuncture,15–17 as well as inactive controls, such as waiting lists ...

“In general, walking is a good exercise for people with back pain,” says Liz Pignatiello, PT, MPT, ATC-R, a physical ...