Eliminate the root causes of your neck ache & cervicalgia without injections or surgery. Chiropractic Specialty Center®(CSC) provides the best neck ache treatment for all types of cervicalgia in Malaysia. CSC’s treatment protocol for neck ache and cervicalgia starts with a thorough assessment. Our chiropractor will assess your neck, upper back, chest, shoulders, and arms during this assessment through a series of orthopedic and neurological evaluations to identify the root causes of your neck pain. We will assess the muscles, ligaments, joints, spinal discs, and nerves. In addition to orthopedic and neurological assessments, we may require you to get X-rays or MRI examinations. Once the review and diagnosis phase is complete, a treatment plan is formulated.
Neck pain treatment at CSC is through the integrative methods of evidence-based chiropractic combined with clinical physiotherapy. What makes our center better is our breakthrough spine technology methodologies that target the actual cause of neck ache and cervicalgia.
We treat all types of neck pain, including those caused by muscles, ligaments, joints, and spinal discs. here is the most neck ache in cervicalgia treatments we provide:
In the section below, you will find links to articles that pertain to neck ache, cervicalgia, and neck problems, including those caused by slip discs and arthritis. Please review these articles to learn more about our treatment methodologies. If you need further assistance, please contact a CSC center near you with all your questions regarding neck ache treatment in Malaysia; visit us today and eliminate the root cause of your neck pain today.
Spine surgery covers several distinct operations. A discectomy removes the portion of disc pressing on a nerve root. A laminectomy removes bone from the back of the vertebra to widen a narrowed canal. A fusion joins two vertebrae so that the segment between them stops moving.
Enlarged facet joints show up on many spine MRI reports, often next to a bulging disc. Yama Zafer, D.C., explains what bilateral, mild and multilevel findings mean and why wear starts in the disc. He also covers the signs that point to a nerve, and how focused, non-rotatory care is planned in Kuala Lumpur.
A thickened ligamentum flavum on an MRI report narrows the back of the spinal canal. This guide covers what it means for the nerves, why the ligament buckles as the disc wears, and how care begins with mechanics.
A Schmorl's node is a small indentation where disc material has pressed upward or downward through the endplate into the body of the vertebra next to it. They appear in a large proportion of ordinary spines, frequently in people with no symptoms, and they are most often reported on imaging taken for an unrelated reason.
A Tarlov cyst, also called a perineural cyst, is a cerebrospinal-fluid-filled sac that forms around a nerve root, most often in the sacral region. Many are discovered by chance on MRI and never cause symptoms. Assessment looks for whether the symptom distribution, neurological findings and imaging level fit one another, while also considering other spinal, sacroiliac, pelvic and medical explanations.
Spondylosis is a descriptive term rather than a disease. It denotes age-related change in the discs and facet joints of the spine: discs losing height and water content, joint surfaces thinning, and small bony spurs forming at the margins. By middle age most spines show some, and it appears routinely on imaging of people with no symptoms.
Spondylolisthesis is the forward slip of one vertebra on the one beneath it, most commonly at the lowest two levels of the lumbar spine. It is graded from one to five according to how far the slip has traveled as a proportion of the vertebral width.
