Cervical Radiculopathy | “Pinched” Nerve in Neck Rehab (Education | Exercises | Surgery | Myths)

[@E3Rehab]

Thank you so much for watching! Be sure to check out the blog for references! e3rehab.com/blog/cervicalradiculopathy/

[@ModernDayRenaissanceMan]

What I don't understand is this is caused by weakness in the muscles & it's treated by exercise basically. I was a body builder in my 20s & I am stronger than most. I'm 42 now & while I'm nowhere near as strong as I was 15 years ago, I still try to workout when I can & yes... I have sat in a chair a lot over the past 10 years but there's no way I can be weaker than people who are sitting in a chair for the past 20-30 years & they don't have these problems. What gives? I was diagnosed with Dysautonomia 12 years ago so I'm always stretching or doing traction on my back & sleeping certain ways etc which according to these videos are the exact way I should be to rid myself of cervical radiculopathy but I've actually GOTTEN it while doing these exercises! So I'm confused... If I keep doing what the Drs tell me & the videos say.... How can it get better if it's only gotten worse? My theory is that my Dysautonomia is generating my nerves & rejecting the therapy. It's such a little understood disease. I've spent 12 years educating myself on my disease + a sports medicine/nutrition degree. I remain a medical mystery.

[@traderalex655]

I had a very painful pinched nerve on my left side since I was a teenager, exactly how you described it. Went to doctors, specialists - everything. Nothing worked. When I was in my 20s someone suggested a chiropractor. After two or three treatments, the pain completely disappeared, my arm wasn't number or shaking. It was amazing. After the first treatment, I slept for about 10 hours. The pain never came back but I continued chiropractic for a few months.

[@LUIS1oo]

what did they do exactly? im struggling with a pinched nerve

[@Grafftche]

I wanna know aswell

[@KishaMorrisPatterson]

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[@haunteddanelle5515]

What did they do? Chiropractors scare me I work in a dr office n I know a few patients who were paralyzed by Chiropractors. Both are young fit healthy people sad.

[@prachigangurde9208]

Hi ,can you share your symptoms?

[@GarimaKumar-b9u]

Thank you so much. Your exercises saved my life. I have had this chronic cervical radiculopathy pain for the last 9yrs. Your exercises gave me immediate relief. Slowly I did it daily and my pain was gone in a week!! It originates now and then bt I start with the exercises again. I am relieved now.

[@gogikaranisha2329]

May I know how many times you did this exercise

[@saragaminggx]

yes

[@sharongraff5578]

Thank you ! I am active , sprinting , weight training, pain free after 6 level spinal fusion. and foot surgery. Work full time age 69. Your PT is the GOLDEN KEY !!!

[@douglasrock9414]

Very BEST neck rehab video I've seen(and tried) since hurting my neck last summer. Will comment further but very happy as this info gave many options the others somehow did not offer!

[@zKaizen8]

You put alot of effort into this video to help us out here mate. Thank you kindly. Bless your soul.

[@seekertruth72]

correct

[@WarbirdPhoenix]

The combination of increasing sleep,reducing stress, and the specialized exercises in this video was the breakthrough I needed. One day I simply noticed my pain was gone but came back once I slacked off on the sleep and stress part. I really need to work on my workaholic tendencies. I really prefer not do the surgery option.

[@tonihirsh253]

I have two degenerative discs in my neck and two bone spurs that have caused me a great deal of pain for over 20 years. One doctor I had insisted the only way I was going to get better was through surgery. Uh no thank you! I had started doing yoga about three years ago for sciatica and in doing that, I have found that over the years, my neck pain has gotten better and rarely do I wake up in agony. Yoga is a daily routine and a lot of the exercises you showed here have been incorporated in the classes I do. You have shown a few I've not done before, however. I'm willing to add them to my routine for extra support. Thank you for this!

[@mayanksharma1648]

can you suggest some yoga asanas and lifestyle changes that helped you for these 20 yrs??? i've recently done an MRI and it shows degeneration and compressed nerve in c5-c6....

[@batman-sr2px]

@@mayanksharma1648 when you got the mri were you having pain there a few days before? Do you see any muscles affected?

[@emmamcmasters7635]

Your video has given me the information I have been looking for as no one had explained to me clearly the cause of my neuropathy and am very grateful, thank you so much, will keep watching

[@caglabatur]

you are the best! I have many issues , scoliosis, herniates discs -3 cervical- , cervical stricture and few more... I was crying because it has been 6 months, I feel like my life is over at 32... But this channel gave me hope... I couldn't work for 7 months because of pain and I started to think maybe there is no point to live at all. After seeing these I see hope even a little... thank you 😭

[@ballusingh3424]

Trust me i am going through the same stage of my life mentally even though i am very active with this disability...i am on anti depressents which add to your woes more than helping

[@Note-dy6yd]

Drink a few glasses of juice (fruit, vegetable) every day or use blender. Make it tasty with good mix and honey so to enjoy and continue.

[@colleentellier6088]

Bad neck pain, for over 2 years tried many different options. Chiropractor dry needle, physical therapy all kinds of over-the-counter roll-on medications. It's my neck. Very painful when I move it side to side and when I walk on the treadmill the muscles in the back of my neck feel like bricks... I constantly put a heating pack alternating with an ice pack on my neck for hoping to get some relief.... Do you have any suggestions? Thank you

[@joesapyta6389]

have you tried massaging neck muscles? or finding a way to relax those muscles? I have issues with tensed neck muscles as well, I have noticed its hard to do exercises to build neck muscles if they are all tensed up. Find how you can relax them and then try.@@colleentellier6088

[@NiccBlacc-NCBC]

me too same age and feeling sad and hopeless

[@SteviePyle]

This video is fantastic. It’s very clear, provides visual examples and cites research. Perfect and exactly what I was hoping for. Thank you so much!

[@imrantahir1687]

Probably the best video i have even seen on cervical issues and j have watched a lot. Simple, to the point and very realistic. Loved the clarity and sequence of the information.

[@haha-yi8qi]

Hes suggesting push ups anf neck exercises, both will further irritate the compressed nerve.

[@imrantahir1687]

@@haha-yi8qi Thanks for the reply. This is way too general of a statement. Yes, of course for some people it can irritate more, and for others (or most) it will help. That's how it always works :) what matters is how clear his information is, and how he has sequenced it. both are pretty good. He (or anyone) cannot cure "all people" and of course, this cannot be an alternate to "medical advice". the spinal anatomy is complicated and pinched nerve symptoms, causes vary a lot. I think his exercise will suit most but of course not all.

[@Raphael-vr5pl]

He makes it clear in the video that if certain exercises agitate it then modify it. You can do wall pushups instead. Isometrics should not aggravate the pinched nerve if done properly. Go read my comment up above about the noodle method in the pool, that is the QUICKEST way I got rid of a 2 year pinched nerve after the military. I do this daily now and have avoided neck surgery for 10 years. Peace! @@haha-yi8qi

[@LeeLoo_22]

What an excellent video. The demonstrations, the visual suggestions, presentation, the detail and neatness. Thank you.

[@araflo]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📚 Cervical radiculopathy, also known as a pinched nerve in the neck, can cause numbness, weakness, and pain in the arms and hands due to issues in the neck area. 01:39 ⚠️ Symptoms of cervical radiculopathy can vary in intensity, and pain or sensory changes might occur in unexpected areas, like the scapular or rhomboid region. 02:49 🩺 Natural history of cervical radiculopathy often leads to improvement regardless of treatment, and abnormalities on imaging aren't necessarily indicative of symptoms. 04:12 🛌 Lifestyle factors such as sleep quality, stress, posture, and physical activity play a role in managing cervical radiculopathy alongside exercises. 07:28 💪 Isometric exercises and resistance training can help restore strength and range of motion, while addressing factors like sleep and stress is important for symptom management. Made with HARPA AI

[@mmm1826]

Thank you so much for this video. I've struggled for a long time with a car accident and it really helps to watch your videos

[@1petrofski]

If your outside shoulder muscle is burning/painful and some tingling numbness in thumb and index + middle finger and pain on rear of shoulder then its most likely your radial nerve. Pain worsens when sitting at a desk or driving. Have experienced this agonising pain for the last 10 days. Went to physio and she tried to massage the radial passage. Try muscle relaxants in evening once home if pain is too intense or anti inflammatory tablets may possibly help even though its a nerve. The pain worsens in the evening due to temperature change etc. Try some heat therapy with a hot bean bag in microwave to elongate the muscles. Going to try some simple radial nerve stretches after this pain subsides to floss the nerve and hopefully be pain free soon to get back to a normal day and sports activity. Hope this helps anyone out there experiencing these symptoms.

[@K4CDAS]

You are very clear in explaining. Your presentation is good.

[@danpion9403]

Sensible, practical and not a rush to surgery advice! Excellent 👍

[@ashwinarunkumar4848]

You are doing a great job! The research and great explaination with all the answers to the problem is very helpful to anyone facing this problem. Thanks a ton :)

[@JMFDomingues]

Congratulations on the great video. I have been dealing with this issue myself for 6 months and have had slow but very positive improvement. I consulted two neurosurgeons and one fisical therapyst and this video is spot on the information and non surgical treatment aproach they have all given me. Very good video, thanks for sharing. I would just share that in my experience, swimming without pushing hard has also helped me alot in keeping active during the process. Also, i have realized that some doctors want to operate straight away, because theres more money in it for them, even though there are many short term and long term issues associated with that. Regards.

[@vcrossCelticfc]

Wow, this is perfect for me, thank you. I had an operation to remove 'inflammation' from 4 trapped nerves I experienced in a short few years. I can't get physio because I have a fractured spine in L1 and L2, so these exercises give me various options that won't put too much stress on my lower spine. 🙏👌

[@MandyM.-sb5wp]

❤

[@borismurtovski7050]

Finally after such a long time someone made it clear, this video is awesome.

[@supermidwife1]

As a 68 year old I had this associated with c8 nerve root. I had pain in shoulder front and back down arm affecting small and ring finger. Pain in actual neck was just sore when palpated .Took anti inflammatory and cocodamol which had minimal effect on the pain for 10 days . Eventually added in a muscle relaxant which helped. The pain was excruciating hence exercise would be a no no. Discovered nerve gliders for radius medial and ulnar nerves which I find helps. Pain probably about 40% improvement this week thankfully. Not something I would want to suffer from again. Hopefully I will continue to improve as I have not been back to gym since which I miss. Meantime I will try some home exercise this week.

[@Walter5850]

Hey, any updates?

[@WilliamLukman]

Thank you for all the hard work to give the right foundation for my mind. It is super clear and well presented! Will aim to have this practiced and memorized. 🙏👊

[@SanthoshKumar-ge4ne]

Brilliant ! Such a clarity in explaining with facts. Unlike other videos where people try to project their prowess on their subject, you are on to the point and clearly spelt out it is a guidelines based on facts. It was a random view as I do have cervical neck pain...but felt that never seen such smart explanation. I just instantly subscribed, it is one of the very few subscription I have. Thank you . Keep doing good work.

[@gramps5157]

Any exercise or stretching just aggrivated the condition. I finally stopped all that and just let the neck alone and just did normal everyday activity to loosen and keep the neck mobile. It responded great to rest and taking it easy.

[@sitishaqwanahabdrazak7305]

Yes i also feel the same. Getting worse after stretching. Btw besides neck, did you had shoulder blade and axilla pain too?

[@tayoz13]

@@sitishaqwanahabdrazak7305 yes i do

[@tayoz13]

same here

[@owhynot2341]

I really appreciate you sir for this video. I had lumbar surgery last July. For the past 10 days I've experienced severe pain in my neck, top right back shoulder, and right arm. My right arm gets numb at times. It has gotten worse at night while trying to sleep. I'm also having a hard time keeping my neck straight. My head has been going down almost on its own. When I attempt to bring it back up I experience pain.

[@dmariareid1096]

Same here for me too. Hope you're well by now.

[@cajunaries]

I had my first nerve pinching, neck pain during finals week. It's so hard to focus and study. These exercises help tremendously.

[@carmieshouse7855]

Thank you so much it’s like this segment was specially designed for me . I live with neck pain, upper back and now lower back every single day . It’s all on the left side . I am going to try these exercises to see if can get a relief. I really like your program honestly, may God bless you.

[@renu653]

Do you have jaw pain too ?

[@pankajbarthwal3325]

@@renu653 Not jaw pain but I have pain below my ears in the tmj joint and it's been almost a year. Also burning shoulder and strain in the hands as well. You have any particular advice ?

[@renu653]

@@pankajbarthwal3325 I was referring TMJ pain as jaw pain only. Yes TMJ dysfunction is hell and it causes neck , shoulder and even even low back pain. My TMJ problem started after wisdom teeth extraction and whole right side of body is affected. I found oral splint and hot fomentation over TMJ somewhat helpful. But I have some underlying autoimmune conditions and I'm yet to find a good TMJ specialist dentist. Are you taking any treatment for it ?

[@asmabatool1618]

I also experience jaw pain along with eye, ear, neck nd it goes down to the arm shoulder chest nd back

[@andrelordello]

Amazing when I saw this video! I was just struggling with this problem and I found this great opportunity to know more about this issue and change direction! Thank you! I gonna start just now the exercises! Greetings from Brazil! Keep It up! 🇧🇷😁

[@shantanuagarwal5910]

Thank you so much! I am currently facing this issue & have got great knowledge from your explanation. Glad I found E3 Rehab.

[@BenSussmanpro]

Thank you for these well-demonstrated exercises. I’m beginning a recovery program following recent cervical surgery. I just want to comment on the studies you presented at the end. I had a degenerative spine resulting in a 33 degree kyphosis that was corrected with AECF surgery 8 weeks ago. There was absolutely no way that PT exercises alone was going to relieve my pain & poor posture alone. I tried it for 10 years! I am soooo glad I had surgery!

[@AboutVlad]

Did they help in reducing the pain symptoms at all during these 10 years or, you can't tell?

[@BenSussmanpro]

@@AboutVladNope, not at all. That’s why I wish PTs like yourself would add a caveat to these videos so you’re not giving false hope to older people who develop degenerative spines due to arthritis (which is fairly common)

[@NisSubieTechA]

THANK YOU!! I've had rhomboid area dull aches on and off over the years. Seen specialist docs in Neurology, PT and many tests. Their recommendations kept the problem manageable but it recently flared up again. and nothing was working to resolve issue. I went through your moves shown and major improvement by the day.

[@emmashipsey5787]

Thanks for the video. I graduated from my pt program about 6 months ago but am having a flare up. I benefitted from this refresher.

[@reuvenmarcarabiran5603]

thank you so much for providing these infos. Very clear, concise and helpful

[@chioma51c97]

I have disc degenerative dude n cervical C3-4 I was told. My doctor immediately wanted to do surgery n I left. I decided on my own to do PT. I’m trying to avoid surgery at all cost. I do get some relief with exercises but not 100%. Your exercises are new to me n will try them. A family member had this surgery n complains of swallowing issues. Also some comments from other surgery patients say don’t do it! I’m over 70 n terrified. I cannot take that risk living alone.

[@areguapiri]

Stay away from surgery.

[@amir25370]

Did u try the exercises in this video? Was it helpful?

[@venderednev]

Thanks for this amazing and very clear explanation of this issue. Keep up the great work and keep making these amazing videos. Thanks again

[@gxooo]

Great, easy to understand video. Going to incorporate these into my routine let's hope it helps

[@Rgsetters]

I'm an advanced MSK Physiotherapist working in the NHS in the UK. I approve of this message. This is some of the best education and advice available on KZbin. Much better than some scary chiropractic type videos. (No offense to good chiros)

[@billzeitzmann1585]

Very good Info diff rec to a newbee. . I learned all this the hard way. Surgeries neck n both shoulders. Years 25 of pain rehab. G-luck

[@JD-nf3rd]

Great work.. very thorough and professional.. love to know however typical timelines of recovery

[@alisacastrejon1300]

So happy I found this video. Thank you!

[@warriorforgod5949]

Thank you so much. When I woke up this morning, all symptoms of Cervical Radiculopath happened to me. So, I have been searching for and found your video and it seems very helpful. I will do the exercises you have shown and hope that it will help and fix an issue.

[@taywright6125]

did it work

[@warriorforgod5949]

@@taywright6125 This video will only help you up to a point.

[@irenecohen8708]

@@warriorforgod5949and then what?

[@kellys6164]

This is so helpful and clear. Your illustrations are fantastic.

[@ballusingh3424]

i am gonna download your video and keep it on my desktop...absolute genius

[@Sam-fb3ti]

@E3rehab are you able to do a video on cervical myelopathy? In particular, the rehab and referral recommendations for physiotherapists treating in clinic? Would be great to get some high quality, evidenced-based information!

[@dawnv4167]

Thanks!

[@E3Rehab]

Thank you!

[@LRS5961]

Another small win is to work on the phrenic nerve. Once I started doing acupressure massage on this nerve I had enormous relief of neck, shoulder, and back pain.❤️

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Is there a spot u press? I can’t find anything on phrenic nerve acupressure.

[@NoctLC7]

I'm not sure if I have this but I'm definitely headed in that direction. Thanks for this video and giving me a chance to protect my body

[@mtb71]

Very well presented and explained - well done.

[@prasadp8265]

Excellent video. Glad I found this channel. Thanks very much.

[@sakhralhadi]

Thanks!

[@AMRPhysiotherapy]

Great information, using evidence base and up to date with great edit, that changes in imaging can be a normal finding, keep getting the info out there!

[@Chewbacca0702]

Thank you for a research based approach to treatment.

[@Boringlifeallthetime]

Wonderfully explained....... Very informative video❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@princess0584]

Thank you for sharing .time for i will follw all the excercise....i shed tears everytime my neck is in severe pain

[@Gallardo6669]

Thank you so kindly for your help. I also feel I can trust you more than any doctor.

[@inesnovo]

This is just an EXCELLENT video… Very well made, easy to comprehend, super illustrative. Many thanks!

[@LHA_1978]

Thank you for putting this up! These exercises are the same as what was recommended to me in physical therapy. Now I can do them at home. :) (Well, most of them! lol) I have a pinched nerve that bothers me every once in a while, usually from prolonged gaming in a bad position, but these exercises always help.

[@-timothe-]

What these videos often don't tell is there is degenerative or hard herniated disc, and non-degenerative or soft herniated disc. The first one is unlikely to get better on itself. Also, you don't really choose when you wake up, since the pain wakes you up in the middle of the night, repeatedly. That being said, your video is very helpful. Thank you !

[@imrantahir1687]

I assume you mean "bulging" disc vs Herniated disc? or the fibrous ring vs nucleus pulposus? . (the hard and soft terms aren't really used in the medical literature) . Many people and actually many medical professionals Used to think the herniated discs with protrusions do not heal at their own but the latest research shows they actually do and interestingly the size of the protrusion is directly proportional to their chances and time-line of recovery. the bigger the protrusion, the higher the chances of its natural recovery (absorption).

[@davidbarko7004]

Amazing timing, I’m definitely going to be using these exercises as part of my recovery process. My left rhomboid has been underdeveloped my entire life. Just recently my physio did a neck adjustment that immediately descended my scapula, which confirmed to me it wasn’t a genetic issue but simply a nerve being pinched, allowing me to activate the muscle to actually do its job. I’m glad I can finally put a name to what this condition is. I’m looking forward to finally having a symmetrical back after all these years of going to the gym and having to compensate with other muscles to lift weights resulting in an uneven physique. Cheers!

[@mrtendollarman6157]

here you go. everything you need to know is probably here /watch?v=iw8iEQfV8Nc

[@praveenrawat612]

Heyy are you recovered??

[@krustymetal1959]

Wow. Great video and information. Very well put together as well. 👍🏼

[@pushpamuljiratna9589]

very educational video. well explained. thank you.

[@fitwu]

great video as always! Love your approaches to rehab

[@JasonWilliamsDC-Chiro-Rehab]

Nice video. I'm wondering, why not show some nerve flossing and/or tensioning exercises as these have been shown to relieve radicular pain fairly well?

[@hypersailor]

excellent presentation, good pace. I've subscribed, wonder if you would branch into ideas of "if you combine exercises with tennis, mtn bikng, skiing".

[@apachewolfscout]

Very reassuring. Evidently I injured myself doing a mega spinal training day, working for bridge etc. Been a total nightmare, screaming agony at times, dosed up on multiple meds concerned for addiction: meds wear out, pain again...at.worst right arm incapacitated and doubled over groaning or swearing in agony....seems to be easing somewhat after nearly three weeks. Wish I knew exactly which exercise or exercises I did caused it because I love training but will be living in fear of doing this again, it really is fearful, it has been a proper living hell...how the body can communicate or generate such agonising pain?! But this video gave calm, sensible, pertinent reassurance to the degree possible in such an instance, so thank you.

[@allann7333]

Great information. I have a c5-c6 and c6-c7 impingement. I've experienced muscle cramps, muscle twitching, and cold arm in left bicep, high blood pressure, and a racing heart for the past 5 months. Can cervical radiculopathy cause these symptoms? Is the high blood pressure and racing heart a response to the nerve pain?

[@micshell]

Am wondering that too.

[@jdv7118]

I experience racing heart and pressures rises when I’m in pain .. it’s from stress. Don’t anyone tell you different! Try some deep breathing

[@jmcafee5558]

Amazing work as always. 👏

[@seekertruth72]

no words you are true doctor

[@johncarmanarts]

One of the best vids I’ve seen on this. Thank you!

[@JuneHeffer]

What a great video! So helpful. Thank you, sir.

[@carltongarrick6690]

Thanks a million for your comprehensive and detailed advice in regards to cervical degenerative problem I have recently found your channel and both your topics are relevant to issues I am having I have been doing some of what you stated and have learned a lot more peace and blessings to you Energy. Frequency Vibration 📳♥

[@nicholasjheinz7461]

Very helpful instructions!

[@jclsystems1634]

Great video. Very informative and encouraging Thanks!

[@amber40494]

My pain is bad at night when lying down. My shoulders, biceps start hurting so i dont sleep well. The pain improves during the day--walking in the warm sun helps. Im 75, have scoliosis and have been less active and looking at phone too much. Seems since covid i cut out gym and yoga classes. Now im too painful to return!

[@GLo1991]

I’ve done all these tons of times and still have horrible pain and discomfort

[@Tammy-vg6ql]

Me too. Years I’m going through this. Awaiting nerve conduction testing now. Just had another mri this time on neck. Started as tennis elbow over 4 years ago and just has gotten worse and worse. Now it’s, under shoulder blade, down both arms, out my hands on my 4 and 5th fingers and it’s constant. All specialist and physios treated for tennis elbow. I’ve figured out it’s this and advocated for myself. It’s so hard man constant pain. All the time

[@thacryinggame]

@@Tammy-vg6qlme too does anything help?

[@Aviation_Professional]

ZimmerBiomet ceramic replacemnent here. 13 months postop an doing GREAT!

[@peteben9635]

Thank you! I have cervical stenosis/herniated disc so will give this a go

[@Alex-pf7gg]

Dr. Surdyka great video as always. Could you guys do a video on localized heat and ice in and out of the context of injury?

[@ritchski1]

I think I have this to a milder degree and the way I sleep on my side hasn’t helped. My neck when I turn it radiates pain down my back and shoulder blades. Will try these exercises thank you

[@DrRodneyMcDermott]

Excellent video, a credit to you. Well done.

[@fhaquuu]

I’ve been through everything. Thought it was TOS, pinched nerve, even to the point of considering neurological disease. Had ultrasounds, X-rays, mri, as well as ECG and nerve conduction study. Doctors say they can’t find anything after 9 months + of persistent numbness and pain.

[@srinivasanpournima1952]

Are you able to lift hand. It just falls down without balance for me

[@JohnnySabu]

High quality content right here. Thank you!

[@alfred576]

Thanks for this great video. My problem is that my neck has bulging discs, thin discs, degenerated facet joints, pinched nerves, neck cramps, due to being hit by cars twice in the last 11 years while rifding the push bike. You are talking about getting good sleep. I am unable to get good sleep due to the chronic nature of my pain that keeps me mostly awake. It is difficult to get a good sleep. My physio tells me to do some gentle exercises but even the shortest walks, lightest resistance training with very small weights bring on symptoms. My body is inflamed 24/7 even with no activity. The mere fact of placing my head on a pillow causes me a lot of pain. I have tried 10 different types of pillows with the same results. I am 68 and would like to try to do some light resistence training because my muscles are wasting. Should I try free weights, elastic bands or machines at the gym? I wish there was some info on how to exercises safely with a bad cervical radiculopathy. I would like to move forward but every time I do super light phisical activity then there is a period of 2 , 3 weeks that I skip the activities to reduce the symptoms. I feel very frustrated because I used to be a very fit person and just 3 years ago I could bench press 75 kg. Now even 5 kg per arm cause me a lot of symptoms.

[@rammimperial6898]

Thank you! Very informative! ❤❤❤

[@jodygill8755]

Best advice given !

[@shekharrasekar4990]

Sir how to cure knock knees? what are the exercises for knock knees? Make a video on this topic please 🙏

[@baniz7232]

Great i have all the symptoms cuz of studying and not moving for 3 days straight then jumping in high intensity training

[@medth1263]

Hi sir, can you add some advice about sleeping posture when it’s hurts thank you for your video it’s very good

[@tomestubbs]

This has been really helpful.

[@rajshree123ful]

Hi, Can you please share what food to take and which food to avoid when a person suffering from cervical radiculopathy

[@danielmahendra4726]

thank you so much. Its really informative

[@lisabeighley2442]

This will be a great addition to some of the PT exercises I have been doing. With chronic degenerative cervical arthrosis more persistently pinching the nerve-. Are there activities or exercises that should be limited or managed to avoid triggering cervical pain, such as lifting weights? I am sure ergonomics & static positions while working in hospital based medical ultrasound for many years is a constant trigger or component contributing to discomfort. Activity definitely helps resolve symptoms.

[@alexiachr10]

I have actually been diagnosed with c6-c7 cervical radiculopathy, surpraspinatus tendinopathy and bursitis. It’s been a year now that my arm gets numb and I have shoulder blade pain. I started going to physio to help with recovery and they have advised exercises to make the shoulder and shoulder blade area muscle stronger. Do you think that will help? We tried neck stretches but that makes the symptoms straight away worse. The surgeon said, if physio doesn’t help he will try cortisone injection, what’s your thoughts on that ?

[@jennacollins4018]

Have you found other/any solutions? I have the same as you do, but I did get the injection. The only improvement I’ve seen after the injection is that the numbness is my arm/fingers is less, but the shoulder blade pain and muscle weakness is the same. Right now the shoulder blade pain is dull, chronic and severe. I’m honestly desperate for something to work.

[@jennacollins4018]

Have you found other/any solutions? I have the same as you do, but I did get the injection. The only improvement I’ve seen after the injection is that the numbness is my arm/fingers is less, but the shoulder blade pain and muscle weakness is the same. Right now the shoulder blade pain is dull, chronic and severe. I’m honestly desperate for something to work.

[@alexiachr10]

@@jennacollins4018 physio and gym is actually helping me with the shoulder blade pain. I am following a program with my personal trainer to try and build the muscles back up for the shoulder/back area. Exercises are extremely simple, mainly starting with mobility and stretching and then some pull exercises for strength. Hope that helps

[@shanegolledge5096]

@@alexiachr10 Did the exercise program help reduce pain and radiculopathy symptoms? I've had right arm radiculopathy for the past 5-6 weeks. Started physio and chiro at weeks 1-2 but just made the pain and imflamation worse. Also have cervical spondylosis c5 and c6. Had a cervical epidural steroid injection 16 days ago and it did absolutely nothing. Haven't been to the gym in over 5wks as soneone who has trained 4-5 times a week for 15yrs. Think I might just get back into exercising and gauge whether movement improves symptoms or makes them worse

[@pratikpetkar5936]

I have the same problem as you. How are you doing now? It's been two months for me and I'm having really bad pain and heaviness in my right arm

[@Letsmakeitbetter-k3y]

If u have burps, gas & farts increased while the pain.. try also checking with gasteric doctor. Reduce any food or drinks causing this gas. I felt relief 50% and rest do all exercises to get 100%

[@laggywhale]

Such a great video - on an unrelated note, where did you get that awesome desktop background ?!

[@Boringlifeallthetime]

Such videos make audience bound to subscribe the channels ❤❤❤❤ Loved it🎉

[@jrd3523]

Great video. Thank you.

[@L1VeMu2iK]

I have a pinched nerve on/at my C8 causing terrible pain and discomfort in my back and down my right arm making my pinky and ring fingers numb. It’s been two weeks straight with very little improvement. I’ve been doing many of these physio movements to stop the pinch. How much longer can I expect to suffer?