Neck pain

What Is Neck Pain?

Neck pain can range from mild stiffness to sharp, debilitating discomfort, often interfering with daily activities, sleep, and mobility. Whether caused by poor posture, muscle tension, or spinal misalignment, addressing the root cause is key to long-term relief.

Symptoms may include:

  • Stiffness or restricted movement in the neck
  • Sharp or persistent pain that worsens with movement
  • Tension or tightness in the shoulders and upper back
  • Headaches originating from neck strain
  • Numbness, tingling, or weakness in the arms or hands

Common Causes of Neck Pain

Neck pain can develop gradually due to lifestyle habits or sudden injury. Common causes include:

  • Poor posture from prolonged screen time or desk work
  • Sleeping in an awkward position or using improper pillow support
  • Whiplash or sudden impact injuries
  • Muscle strain from repetitive movements
  • Spinal misalignment or degenerative disc conditions

How We Treat Neck Pain

Effective treatment focuses on reducing tension, restoring mobility, and improving spinal alignment to prevent recurring discomfort.

Do You Need Surgery for Neck Pain?

Many cases of neck pain can be resolved without surgery. Noninvasive treatments like spinal decompression, chiropractic care, and movement therapy address the underlying causes and provide effective, long-term relief.

Who Can Benefit from Neck Pain Treatment?

Our treatment is ideal for those who:

Take the Next Step Toward Relief

If neck pain affects your daily life, expert care can help restore movement and relieve discomfort. A personalised treatment plan can support long-term spinal health and prevent future issues.

Frequently Asked Questions

Neck pain can result from poor posture, muscle tension, spinal misalignment, or disc issues. Lifestyle habits, injuries, and repetitive strain can also contribute.
Yes, chiropractic adjustments restore spinal alignment, improve movement, and relieve nerve tension, helping to reduce pain and stiffness.
Spinal decompression gently relieves pressure in the cervical spine, allowing for better circulation and reduced nerve irritation, easing pain and improving mobility.
Yes, tension in the neck and upper back can lead to headaches. Addressing neck misalignment and muscle tightness can help reduce headache frequency.
Maintaining good posture, using ergonomic work setups, staying active, and practicing movement exercises can help reduce strain and prevent recurring pain.