Neck Pain
Key facts: Beyond Stem Cells in Littleton, CO offers shockwave therapy for neck pain. Shockwave is a non-invasive, in-office treatment. The clinic does not treat the spine. Your consultation is free.
Short Answer
Can shockwave therapy help with neck pain? It may. Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that may help stimulate circulation and support tissue recovery. Results vary, and your provider decides whether it fits your situation. Beyond Stem Cells does not treat the spine. At the Littleton, CO clinic, shockwave therapy is done in the office with no surgery.
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Shockwave Therapy for Neck Pain
The bones of the neck are made up of several cervical vertebrae. Between each vertebrae sits a cartilage disc that acts as a cushion, allowing the neck bones to move smoothly without friction. When cartilage starts to deteriorate or becomes damaged, cervical neck pain and stiffness can occur. Cervical neck pain from an injury, inflammation, or disc degeneration can become chronic and increasingly difficult to treat.
Beyond Stem Cells offers shockwave therapy for neck pain. Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that may help stimulate circulation and support tissue recovery. The clinic does not treat the spine.
Neck Arthritis and Stiffness
Cervical arthritis is chronic inflammation of the tendons, ligaments, and soft tissues surrounding the vertebrae of the neck. Between each vertebrae sit discs of cartilage that provide support for the moving joints in the neck, and keep the bones from rubbing against each other. When this cartilage dehydrates or becomes damaged, signs of inflammation and arthritis can develop.
Shockwave therapy may help ease pain and stiffness around arthritic neck joints. Your provider reviews your history first and tells you whether shockwave is a fit.
End Neck Pain. Regain Your Comfort
Don’t let neck pain hold you back from living fully. Our team can tell you whether shockwave therapy may fit your neck pain. Schedule your free consultation today.