Cervical Radiculopathy (Pinched Nerve in the Neck)

Description for our service

Most people do not know they have cervical radiculopathy. They simply know something feels wrong.

You may feel pain in your neck that travels into your shoulder, arm, hand, or fingers. Some people describe it as burning, tingling, electric shock sensations, numbness, or weakness in the arm.

Cervical radiculopathy happens when a nerve in your neck becomes irritated or compressed. This can happen because of age-related changes, poor posture, disc problems, repetitive work, or long hours spent looking down at phones and laptops.

The good news is that many people improve without surgery when the condition is treated early.

At Healing Space Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation, we focus on reducing pressure around the affected nerve while helping your neck move more naturally again.

Your treatment plan may include gentle mobility exercises, posture correction, nerve movement exercises, strengthening exercises, and practical advice that you can easily apply during your daily routine.

Our goal is to reduce symptoms, improve confidence in movement, and help you get back to your normal activities without constantly worrying about pain travelling down your arm.

Clinic appointments and home physiotherapy visits are available throughout Rawalpindi and Islamabad.

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Benefits of our service

Nerve pain can become frustrating because it affects more than one area of the body. Our treatment is designed to help you:

Few Of The Common Concerns

Many people ignore these symptoms because they think it is a temporary neck strain. However, ongoing nerve irritation can gradually affect strength, movement, and everyday comfort if left untreated.

It is a condition where a nerve in your neck becomes irritated or compressed, causing symptoms that may travel into your shoulder, arm, or hand.

No. Many people improve through physiotherapy and guided rehabilitation without needing surgery.

 

A compressed nerve in the neck can affect signals travelling down the arm, causing numbness or tingling sensations.

Yes. Long hours of desk work, frequent phone use, and poor posture may contribute to extra strain on the neck.

Recovery depends on the cause and severity of symptoms. Many patients gradually improve with consistent treatment.

In most cases, you do not need a referral to begin physiotherapy. However, some insurance providers may require one for coverage, so it’s best to check with your policy beforehand.

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