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Your Arm Pain Could Be
Caused By A Neck Issue



Bottom Line
Pain in your hand, wrist, or arm can be frustrating. You may not realize how much you use your arms and hands each second of the day until pain, numbness, or tingling gets in the way. But, getting rid of the pain may be easier than you think.

Why Does It Matter?

Hand, wrist, and arm pain often starts with a neck problem. When a spinal disc in your neck irritates or presses on a nerve, it can result in arm pain. Just like the power lines that bring electricity to your house, your brain and spinal cord split into individual nerve roots that deliver information to every part of your body. The nerves in your neck are specifically focused on providing strength and sensation to your head and arms.
  •      A bulged or herniated disc in your neck can irritate or compress the nerves that travel to your hands, arms, and shoulders.
  •       A recent study of people with cervical (neck) disc herniation showed improvement in over 86% of those who received chiropractic adjustments.
  •       Improving spinal mobility, decreasing inflammation, and improving your posture may help prevent future episodes of neck and arm pain.

Check out this weeks YouTube video for more information on this weeks topic:
Your Arm Pain Could Be A Neck Problem!



Next Steps:

A painful arm as a result of a pinched nerve in your neck very rarely requires surgery. Getting rid of the inflammation, decompressing the nerve, and giving the disc time to heal is all part of the process we offer here at the AMI Clinic in order to help our patients reduce their symptoms and get their life back.

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Call us: 01234 307565

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