Comments on: Trapped Nerve Neck Pain Relief http://chirocentre.co.uk/trapped-nerve-neck-pain-relief/ Trapped Nerve Pain Blog Sat, 04 Feb 2012 19:36:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Mixedberrymusichttp://chirocentre.co.uk/trapped-nerve-neck-pain-relief/#comment-745 Mixedberrymusic Mon, 23 Jan 2012 11:21:00 +0000 http://chirocentre.co.uk/?p=117#comment-745 How come everybody seems to think it lasts for months and months. I've had this problem a good 4-5 times and everytime it's lasted about 5 days tops. I went to my doctor the 1st ever time it happened and all I did was get on with my days as usual. Yes it may be painful. Dont bother taking painkillers just don't focus on it constantly. Resting and doing nothing by taking time off isn't much help at all, because how is it to heal by staying still all the time? Everyone needs to be a bit mentally stronger and not feel so devastated by worrying constantly. Just do your thing as usual. It happens. It's part of life. Live it How come everybody seems to think it lasts for months and months.
I’ve had this problem a good 4-5 times and everytime it’s lasted about 5 days tops.
I went to my doctor the 1st ever time it happened and all I did was get on with my days as usual.
Yes it may be painful. Dont bother taking painkillers just don’t focus on it constantly.
Resting and doing nothing by taking time off isn’t much help at all, because how is it to heal by staying still all the time?
Everyone needs to be a bit mentally stronger and not feel so devastated by worrying constantly.
Just do your thing as usual.
It happens.
It’s part of life.
Live it

]]> By: Gary Chirohttp://chirocentre.co.uk/trapped-nerve-neck-pain-relief/#comment-742 Gary Chiro Thu, 12 Jan 2012 17:29:00 +0000 http://chirocentre.co.uk/?p=117#comment-742 The balding is something not associated with a trapped nerve in your neck. Let us know how it goes with the chiropractic treatment be interesting to hear how your body responds. The balding is something not associated with a trapped nerve in your neck. Let us know how it goes with the chiropractic treatment be interesting to hear how your body responds.

]]> By: Dandelion Treehttp://chirocentre.co.uk/trapped-nerve-neck-pain-relief/#comment-741 Dandelion Tree Thu, 12 Jan 2012 16:13:00 +0000 http://chirocentre.co.uk/?p=117#comment-741 Hi Ive just come back from a Chiropractor after suffering for 2 years with GP's not knowing whats what. The chiropractor says I possibly have the 6th cervical spine disc stiffened on the right side and trapped a nerve. Hes trying to free it up with movement/massage etc. Im balding on the right side of my head (bad circualtion to that side/no blood flow). I get pins and needles in my hands and aches down the right hand side of my back. Im baffled... never been to a chiropractor, thought Id give him a go. Hi Ive just come back from a Chiropractor after suffering for 2 years with GP’s not knowing whats what. The chiropractor says I possibly have the 6th cervical spine disc stiffened on the right side and trapped a nerve. Hes trying to free it up with movement/massage etc. Im balding on the right side of my head (bad circualtion to that side/no blood flow). I get pins and needles in my hands and aches down the right hand side of my back. Im baffled… never been to a chiropractor, thought Id give him a go.

]]> By: Gary Kirwan, DChttp://chirocentre.co.uk/trapped-nerve-neck-pain-relief/#comment-724 Gary Kirwan, DC Tue, 13 Dec 2011 19:10:59 +0000 http://chirocentre.co.uk/?p=117#comment-724 Sure a cervical spine MRI is just if your neck. The violent committing could have started the problem. From what you describe I would start looking at testing the disc in your neck. The pain does sound like a radiculopathy pain and not a referred organ pain. Could also be a very bd strain of the ribs and diaphragm muscle as well. Some simple orthopaedic tests like Spurlings and sensory motor and reflex testing would have been quicker than waiting for an MRI though. Least you having it seen to and let me know how it goes with the MRI Sure a cervical spine MRI is just if your neck. The violent committing could have started the problem. From what you describe I would start looking at testing the disc in your neck. The pain does sound like a radiculopathy pain and not a referred organ pain. Could also be a very bd strain of the ribs and diaphragm muscle as well. Some simple orthopaedic tests like Spurlings and sensory motor and reflex testing would have been quicker than waiting for an MRI though. Least you having it seen to and let me know how it goes with the MRI

]]> By: Anonymoushttp://chirocentre.co.uk/trapped-nerve-neck-pain-relief/#comment-722 Anonymous Fri, 09 Dec 2011 18:53:00 +0000 http://chirocentre.co.uk/?p=117#comment-722 Hi GaryI woke up one day with pain in my neck, but I also have pain around my shoulder, shoulder blade, chest, ribs and diaphragm- the pain doesn't extend any further than where my ribs end as is just on my left side. It's been ongoing for about 6 weeks now and I had it following a migraine when I vomited quite violently. My GP has referred me for a cervical spine MRI, but i'm worried that the scan will miss a lot of the pain- isn't a cervical spine MRI pretty much just of your neck? Much of my pain is around my shoulder, shoulder blade etc. I find it hard to describe the pain because it isn't quite like anything i've experienced before- it's like a dull ache constantly which gets worse if i sit in the same position for too long. It isn't really a sharp pain and the pain is hardly ever on my neck- i do get neck pain, but it's worse around my shoulder. The pain feels like it's 'on the bone' sometimes' collar bone, other bones i don't know the names of! And it helps the pain if i stretch or lift my arm/shoulder. I have watched the video above but could a trapped/pinched nerve in the neck cause these problems? I am seeing my GP, so I'm not seeking 'medical advice' here, just your opinion would be fab.I've noticed some people experience 'shooting pains' which I do not and i also don't suffer with the pain any further down my arm than around my shoulder (yet!) , luckily.Thanks for your help. Hi Gary

I woke up one day with pain in my neck, but I also have pain around my shoulder, shoulder blade, chest, ribs and diaphragm- the pain doesn’t extend any further than where my ribs end as is just on my left side. It’s been ongoing for about 6 weeks now and I had it following a migraine when I vomited quite violently. My GP has referred me for a cervical spine MRI, but i’m worried that the scan will miss a lot of the pain- isn’t a cervical spine MRI pretty much just of your neck? Much of my pain is around my shoulder, shoulder blade etc. I find it hard to describe the pain because it isn’t quite like anything i’ve experienced before- it’s like a dull ache constantly which gets worse if i sit in the same position for too long. It isn’t really a sharp pain and the pain is hardly ever on my neck- i do get neck pain, but it’s worse around my shoulder. The pain feels like it’s ‘on the bone’ sometimes’ collar bone, other bones i don’t know the names of! And it helps the pain if i stretch or lift my arm/shoulder.
I have watched the video above but could a trapped/pinched nerve in the neck cause these problems?
I am seeing my GP, so I’m not seeking ‘medical advice’ here, just your opinion would be fab.

I’ve noticed some people experience ‘shooting pains’ which I do not and i also don’t suffer with the pain any further down my arm than around my shoulder (yet!) , luckily.

Thanks for your help.

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