Neck pain - non radiating
Neck pain has become increasingly common with screen-heavy lifestyles. Most cases are cervical spondylosis or muscle strain; a smaller number involve nerve-root compression or spinal-cord involvement. AVN's Greeva Vasti and integrated cervical protocols help most patients avoid surgery. Common causes include cervical spondylosis, postural strain (screen work, phone use) and cervical disc prolapse.
Conditions that commonly cause neck pain - non radiating
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Common Causes of Neck pain - non radiating
- Cervical spondylosis
- Postural strain (screen work, phone use)
- Cervical disc prolapse
- Muscle guarding and stress
- Radiculopathy (nerve-root compression)
- Myelopathy (spinal-cord compression)
When to Seek Urgent Medical Care for Neck pain - non radiating
These signs may indicate a serious problem — don't wait, seek medical care right away:
- Weakness or clumsiness in the hands
- Balance or gait difficulty (possible myelopathy)
- Severe, sudden neck pain after trauma
- Fever, stiff neck, severe headache (possible meningitis)
- Persistent pain not improving in 6 weeks
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