FAQs

Neck pain often stems from overuse or incorrect posture. Try these tips to prevent your neck pain: Keep your computer at eye level Use a supportive chair when working Sleep on your back Look at your phone less Exercise and stretch often 

Your neck specialist asks about your symptoms and medical history and carefully examines your neck. It’s important to tell them about any recent injuries, even if they don’t seem related to your neck pain. A neck specialist may order one or more tests, such as an X-ray or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan. These tests [...]

If you need a neck doctor, an orthopedic spine specialist can help. These back and neck doctors treat several conditions specific to the spinal cord. Our Nashville neck doctors are fellowship-trained and board-certified orthopedists that offer advanced surgical techniques and technology.

In most cases, neck pain isn't the only problem with a neck injury or condition. You will often experience an inhibited range-of-motion, neck stiffness, or headaches or migraines. Certain factors can worsen neck pain and its related symptoms, including inadequate sleep, smoking, and overworking.

Neck pain is a common issue for both men and women. In most cases, acute (short-term) neck pain directly results from cervical spine pressure, nerve irritation, or nerve inflammation.  The exact trigger of the pressure, irritation, or inflammation could be any of the following: Sports injury Poor posture Car accidents Repetitive neck movements Sleeping with [...]