At least 33% of adults have neck pain occasionally, and it grows more common with age. At family-run Rogozinski Orthopedic Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida, you can receive comprehensive neck pain care from experts who focus on maximizing your quality of life. Call the office or book an appointment using online scheduling for help with neck pain.
Neck pain can occur with injury, disease, or trauma. Some common causes include:
Less commonly, conditions like meningitis and cancer are the root cause of neck pain.
Neck pain is quite common, and it's usually not serious. Many people experience temporary neck pain after craning their neck to look at a computer for hours or after sleeping in an abnormal position.
But, some types of neck pain are warning signs that you need treatment promptly. If you have any of the following issues, contact Rogozinski Orthopedic Clinic for help:
These symptoms don't necessarily mean you have a serious problem, but they do mean that you need a diagnosis and customized treatment plan.
Your Rogozinski Orthopedic Clinic provider reviews your medical history and the details of your neck pain and performs a careful physical exam.
To isolate the specific cause of pain, you may need lab tests, nerve conduction tests, or imaging tests in the state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging center on campus.
Neck pain treatment generally encompasses a range of non-surgical measures at first, such as medication, activity modification, bracing, and on-site physical therapy.
If you have severe neck pain, steroid injections, selective nerve root blocks, or radiofrequency ablation may provide longer-lasting relief.
It's quite rare to need surgery for neck pain. But, if you have persistent neck pain that doesn't yield to conservative care, or if you have a severe structural abnormality or damage in your neck, your experienced Rogozinski Orthopedic Clinic surgeon can tailor a surgical procedure such as fusion or disc replacement for your unique needs.
If you have chronic neck pain, Rogozinski Orthopedic Clinic is here to help. Book your appointment online or call the office to request your consultation.