Cervical / Neck

Our necks, also called the cervical spine, make up the first region of our spinal column. It is a well-engineered structure of bones, nerves, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. It is delicate while also remarkably strong and flexible. It supports the weight of our head, allows a variety of head and neck movements, protects the spinal cord, and facilitates blood flow to the brain.

Yet with all these crucial roles our necks perform comes the different cervical/neck injuries that prevent it from functioning at its best. These include:

• Cervical degenerative joint disease
• Cervical spinal stenosis
• Cervical whiplash injury
• Cervical herniated disc
• Cervical facet arthropathy
• Cervical radiculopathy
• Cervical muscle spasm
• Cervical pinched nerve
• Cervical bulging disc
• Cervical nerve root entrapment
• Cervical torticollis