“Can chronic neck pain go away?”
I have chronic neck pain. Can chronic neck pain go away?
10 Answers
There is a wide array of treatments and modalities. I will be happy to discuss them in an office visit.
Yes, it can be permanently cured with Homeopathy Treatment. Very effective medicines are there in Homeopathic. With my treatment of 1.5 months, you will get permanent relief. ●Will prescribe the complete treatment.
Yes
I do beleive so! Chronic pain can be controlled and also removed.
In my field of Ear Reflexology, I would check your energy bubble and then be able to understand how it settled in your system. Afterwards, I would trigger the three points on your ear and see how you can be relieved.
Check for an acupuncturist or a reflexologist that practices Auricular and see how you can be pain-free. Take care!
In my field of Ear Reflexology, I would check your energy bubble and then be able to understand how it settled in your system. Afterwards, I would trigger the three points on your ear and see how you can be relieved.
Check for an acupuncturist or a reflexologist that practices Auricular and see how you can be pain-free. Take care!
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Yes, use acupuncture or massage can make it go away.
Yes. See your acupuncturist.
It depends on what is causing your chronic neck pain. I encourage you to get acupuncture.
If your neck pain is chronic you will need multiple sessions per week for a period of time. Then you can decrease sessions to once a week once it is under control. You need a private consultation to discuss your neck pain issue.
The answer to these types of questions, unfortunately, is "it depends". What's causing your neck pain? If this is something like age-related disk/vertebral degeneration, arthritis, or stenosis, then the answer is: the pain can be managed and may be brought to a point where it doesn't interfere much with your life, but it'll always be there. If this is something like a soft tissue injury that has persisted for a bit then it's possible, with the right treatment and the right provider, that it could be resolved.
