Relieving Pain. Restoring Function. Renewing Hope.
2743 Smith Ranch Rd Ste 404, Pearland, TX
(713) 955-3755
(713) 955-3755
Neck pain can make even the simplest daily activities uncomfortable. Turning your head while driving, working at a computer, sleeping, or lifting everyday objects can become difficult when your neck is stiff or painful. Whether your symptoms started suddenly after an injury or have gradually worsened over time, getting the right diagnosis is the first step toward lasting relief.
At Pain & Spine Associates of Texas, we provide personalized neck pain treatment in Pearland, TX by identifying the root cause of your pain rather than simply masking the symptoms. Our goal is to reduce pain, improve mobility, and help you return to the activities you enjoy.
The cervical spine (neck) is made up of bones, discs, joints, muscles, ligaments, and nerves that work together to support your head and allow movement. When one or more of these structures become irritated or injured, neck pain can develop.
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You don’t have to live with chronic neck pain. At Pain & Spine Associates of Texas, we provide comprehensive evaluations and personalized treatment plans designed to help you regain comfort and improve your quality of life.
If you’re looking for trusted neck pain treatment in Pearland, TX, schedule an appointment with Dr. Vaibhave Parikh today. We’ll work with you to identify the source of your pain and recommend the most effective treatment options to help you get back to living comfortably.
Most cases of neck pain are caused by muscle strain, poor posture, arthritis, herniated discs, or nerve compression. A proper evaluation is needed to determine the exact cause.
You should seek medical evaluation if your pain lasts more than a week, spreads into your arms, causes numbness or weakness, follows an injury, or significantly limits your daily activities.
Yes. Most patients improve with conservative care or minimally invasive pain management procedures. Surgery is usually considered only when other treatments have not been successful or if there is significant nerve compression.
Yes. Depending on your diagnosis, image-guided injections, nerve blocks, and radiofrequency ablation may be recommended to reduce inflammation and relieve chronic neck pain.
