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Cervical radiculopathy (commonly referred to as a pinched nerve) occurs when a nerve in the neck becomes compressed or irritated, often due to a cervical cervical disc herniation, disc bulge, or degenerative changes. This can lead to pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness that travels from the neck into the shoulder, arm, or hand.
For professionals and athletes in Midtown Manhattan, this often develops from prolonged sitting, repetitive strain, or accumulated stress on the cervical spine.
If you are experiencing persistent neck pain with symptoms traveling into the arm, early evaluation is important. Addressing nerve irritation early can prevent progression, worsening symptoms, and long-term dysfunction.
We provide precise, non-surgical care for professionals and athletes in Midtown Manhattan, conveniently located near Grand Central Station, Bryant Park, and Rockefeller Center.
Cervical spinal decompression can help reduce pressure on irritated nerve roots in the neck caused by cervical radiculopathy. By creating space within the cervical spine, it may decrease nerve irritation and improve symptoms such as radiating arm pain, numbness, and weakness.
Cervical radiculopathy often presents as radiating pain from the neck into the shoulder, arm, or hand, along with numbness, tingling, and muscle loss with weakness in the arm or grip. These symptoms may worsen with prolonged sitting, poor posture, or computer work, and are typically caused by nerve root irritation in the cervical spine.
Unlike general neck pain, cervical radiculopathy involves nerve root irritation that causes symptoms to travel beyond the neck into the arm or hand. This is often caused by conditions such as a disc herniation, disc bulge, or cervical spinal stenosis, and helps guide the most appropriate treatment approach.
Yes — cervical spinal decompression is a non-surgical approach designed to reduce mechanical stress on the cervical spine and affected nerve roots. It is commonly used for professionals and athletes seeking to avoid more invasive interventions.
Individuals experiencing radiating arm pain, numbness, muscle loss (atrophy) or weakness associated with cervical radiculopathy-often caused by disc herniation, disc bulge, or cervical spinal stenosis-may be candidates for cervical spinal decompression. A proper evaluation is required to determine if this approach is appropriate.
If you are dealing with a pinched nerve in the neck and want a precise, non-surgical solution, schedule a complimentary consultation to determine the exact cause and the fastest path to relief.
Dr. Jeff Rosenberg has been practicing for 29 years and operates a boutique chiropractic office in midtown Manhattan.
Word of mouth and his robust social media following has attracted professional athletes, olympians, celebrities, models and royalty as patients.
