Neck pain can affect movement, sleep, work, and everyday activities. Our San Antonio team evaluates neck pain caused by disc problems, nerve irritation, arthritis, injury, muscle strain, and other conditions to help determine an appropriate treatment approach.
Neck pain can develop from problems involving the muscles, joints, discs, nerves, and other structures of the cervical spine. Because several conditions can cause similar symptoms, identifying the source of the pain is an important part of determining which treatment options may be appropriate.
Our team evaluates your symptoms, medical history, movement, and other clinical findings to better understand what may be contributing to your neck pain. From there, treatment can be tailored to your diagnosis, symptoms, and individual needs.
Neck pain can vary in location, intensity, and duration depending on the underlying cause. Symptoms may remain localized to the neck or extend into the shoulders, arms, or hands when nerves are irritated or compressed.
Symptoms associated with neck pain may include:
Our San Antonio neck pain specialists have extensive experience treating a variety of conditions related to the neck. With years of expertise, our team utilizes the latest medical advancements to deliver personalized care. Whether you’re dealing with acute pain or a chronic condition, our neck pain doctors are here to provide the best possible treatment for your situation.
Learn more about common sources of neck pain from our specialists. These videos explain how facet joint problems and muscular trigger points can contribute to neck pain and related symptoms.
Facet disease involves irritation or degeneration of the small facet joints that connect the vertebrae in the neck. It can contribute to localized neck pain, stiffness, and discomfort when turning or tilting the head.
Trigger points are sensitive areas within tight or irritated muscles that can contribute to localized neck pain, stiffness, and discomfort in the surrounding shoulders and upper back.
No two patients experience neck pain in exactly the same way. Treatment depends on the underlying condition, the severity of symptoms, and how the problem affects daily activities.
Our San Antonio team works to identify the source of your symptoms and develop an individualized care plan. Depending on your diagnosis, treatment may involve conservative care, pain management, rehabilitation, injections, or a minimally invasive procedure.