Pinched Nerve In Neck
We move this part of our body around quite a lot and in a variety of
directions, meaning that if we 'jar' it by moving awkwardly or too fast
then we could easily trap a nerve there are the same time. For someone
with a pinched nerve in the neck, symptoms can be wide ranging, from
pain to a loss of sensation. The pain that people often comment on is
caused by the compression of the nerve itself. The pressure that it is
under sends a message to the brain that says 'ouch' and we feel that
unpleasant symptom. Often with physiotherapy the nerve can become less
compressed, thus easing the pain, but until then a patient may need to
take painkillers to numb the pain messages sent from the nerve directly
to the brain.
Pinched Nerve In Neck
Pinched Nerve In Neck
Pinched Nerve In Neck
Pinched Nerve In Neck
Pinched Nerve In Neck
Pinched Nerve In Neck
Pinched Nerve In Neck
Pinched Nerve In Neck
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