Bronx, NY Cervical Radiculopathy

Relieve neck and arm pain with expert care—right here in the Bronx.

Trusted Relief for Pinched Nerves at NYSI Bronx

If sharp neck pain, arm numbness, or hand weakness is limiting your ability to work, sleep, or stay active, you may be suffering from cervical radiculopathy—a condition caused by nerve compression in the neck. At New York Spine Institute in the Bronx, our team of spine specialists offers individualized care to relieve your pain, protect nerve function, and help you return to daily life with greater comfort and control.

Located at 1200 Waters Place, Suite M105, our Bronx office brings trusted spine care to local neighborhoods like Morris Park, Pelham Bay, and Westchester Square, with expert evaluations and treatment planning in a warm, accessible environment.

What Is Cervical Radiculopathy?

Cervical radiculopathy occurs when a nerve root in your neck becomes compressed or irritated, often due to disc or bone changes. This condition can cause:

Burning or radiating pain in the neck, shoulders, arms, or hands
Tingling or pins-and-needles sensations
Weakness in the arms or grip strength loss
Pain that worsens with certain head or neck movements

Common Causes:

Herniated cervical discs
Bone spurs or arthritis (degenerative changes)
Cervical spinal stenosis (narrowing of spinal canal)
Degenerative disc disease
Repetitive strain or past trauma

Early diagnosis and treatment can help prevent long-term nerve damage and get you back to normal function.

Diagnosing Cervical Nerve Compression

At NYSI Bronx, your care begins with a detailed physical exam and neurological assessment. We check for:

Reflex changes
Range of motion limitations
Muscle strength and sensation issues

When imaging is needed, we’ll refer you to trusted nearby partners for:

X-rays to evaluate spinal structure
MRI to visualize nerve and disc anatomy
EMG or nerve conduction studies for complex cases

We tailor each treatment plan based on your unique symptoms, health history, and goals.

Non-Surgical Cervical Radiculopathy Treatment

Many Bronx patients respond well to non-surgical treatment options. At NYSI Bronx, we focus on:

Physical therapy referrals to improve posture, mobility, and strength
Anti-inflammatory medications or short courses of oral steroids
Cervical traction for mechanical decompression
Epidural steroid injections for targeted pain relief
Workplace and lifestyle modifications to reduce strain

We always start with the least invasive approach—prioritizing relief, mobility, and return to work or daily activities.

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When Surgery Is the Right Option

If conservative therapies don’t resolve your symptoms, surgical treatment may be necessary. Our board-certified surgeons at NYSI are experts in minimally invasive spine surgery, using precise techniques to decompress the nerve and preserve your neck’s function.

Surgical Options May Include:

Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion (ACDF)
Minimally Invasive Cervical Foraminotomy
Artificial disc replacement

We’ll guide you through every step of the decision and recovery process, with compassionate, personalized support.

Why Choose NYSI Bronx?

New York Spine Institute offers the best of both worlds: world-class spine expertise with the ease and accessibility of a neighborhood provider.

What Sets Us Apart:

Board-certified specialists with advanced training in spine and nerve care
Minimally invasive surgical techniques for faster healing
Coordinated treatment plans, including pain management and therapy referrals
Multilingual care in Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, French, and more
Trusted reputation throughout the Bronx and greater NYC

Schedule Your Cervical Radiculopathy Consultation in the Bronx

Neck and arm pain shouldn't control your life. At NYSI Bronx, our team is ready to provide relief through skilled, personalized care, with cervical radiculopathy treatment in the Bronx, which is close to home and grounded in compassion.

Call today to schedule your consultation at 1200 Waters Place, Suite M105 and take the first step toward comfort, strength, and renewed mobility.