DigytaliaHerniated disc in neck are one of the most common problems that we see and one of the biggest causes for going to a doctor. Do not take this lightly; there are several symptoms that may help you identifying a herniated disk. Usually it would be better to prevent herniated cervical disc from happening, but if you have found this article you are either already experiencing this problem or might be feeling some minor symptoms and is wondering what to do next.
Many people might suffer from herniated disc in the neck for a long time before taking action. Do not make that mistake. If you are feeling any kind of discomfort or pain, make sure you set an appointment with your doctor. He/She is the only one that will able to make a full and proper analyze of your problem and provide you with the right herniated disc treatment. This might involve a herniated disc surgery; but don’t be afraid, this is a quite common and standard procedure these days and people that have gone through this, say that herniated disc recovery is not that big a deal.
Herniated Cervical Disc
Cervical disc herniation is caused by anomalies in your back spine. The bones that make up your spine are cushioned by flat, round discs. These discs, when healthy, act as shock and impact absorbers preventing any damage to be inflicted to your spine and also making it flexible. Then, they might get damaged and you might be left off with a buldged disc in neck or maybe a rupture disc in neck. This will cause severe pain and discomfort. Most common places for this to happen is either in the neck (cervical) or in the lumbar (lower back) spine.
