Common symptoms
- Neck pain radiating into the shoulders, arms, or hands
- Numbness or tingling in one or both arms
- Weakness in the hand, arm, or grip
- Reduced fine-motor coordination
- Pain that worsens with certain neck positions
A cervical disc herniation occurs when part of a disc in the neck presses on a spinal nerve or the spinal cord. This can cause neck pain that radiates into the shoulders, arms, or hands, along with numbness, tingling, or weakness. Some patients may also experience reduced grip strength or coordination.

Cervical (Neck) spine condition treated with conservative options first and motion-preserving surgery when needed.
Dr. Yasmeh starts with the least-invasive option that fits your case and only escalates when clearly needed.
Most patients improve without surgery. Dr. Yasmeh sequences therapy, medication, and targeted injections before considering operative options.
When non-operative care has not worked or symptoms are progressive, Dr. Yasmeh offers motion-preserving techniques whenever clinically appropriate.
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