Radiating neck pain shoots down the neck into the shoulder or arm. This sudden, sharp, zinging pain, medically known as radiculopathy, can stop you in your tracks. When pain travels instead of staying in one spot, it’s usually a sign that a nerve in your neck needs attention. Radiating neck pain is a common reason our […]
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Radiculopathy, often called a “pinched nerve,” happens when spinal nerve roots become compressed or irritated. This can cause pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness that radiates into the arms or legs. While many patients focus on avoiding obvious triggers like heavy lifting or sitting too long, there are also several less-discussed factors that can make radiculopathy flare up. At Texas Spine &
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