Testimonials
"I had neck pain radiating to my head. I thought it was because I slept in a bad position, but it was actually the beginning of cervical spine degeneration."
I never thought it would be cervical spondylosis because the symptoms were just minor and annoying, until I couldn't stand it anymore and had to find a solution.
The beginning of pain with no known origin.
This is the story of Mr. Kitchthana, who has been experiencing intermittent neck pain radiating to his head for over 6 months.
At first, I thought these symptoms might be caused by sleeping in an awkward position or bending over too long while using my phone, so I didn't pay much attention to them, believing they would go away with rest. However, the minor annoyance gradually turned into worry. Although the symptoms weren't severe, they were making my life less fulfilling. I couldn't work effectively, and I couldn't sleep soundly because of the constant pain.
What's even more worrying is that this symptom doesn't completely go away and keeps returning for no apparent reason. The question that needs answering is, "What exactly is causing this?" Because we're unsure whether this neck pain is a minor issue or a sign of a more serious illness in the future.
Mr. Kitthana then began searching for reliable treatment methods and desired an answer that provided "true knowledge and targeted treatment."
Turning point: I met a medical team that truly understood my condition.
Finally, she decided to get checked at S Spine & Joint. They have specialists in spine surgery who conducted a thorough examination, including musculoskeletal assessment, MRI scans, and an in-depth medical history. The doctors diagnosed that Ms. Kitthana's neck pain was due to degeneration of the cervical spine joints. Fortunately, it was discovered in the early stages, so surgery wasn't necessary yet.
A treatment plan appropriate to the stage of the disease.
The doctor therefore opted for a non-surgical treatment approach combined with a targeted physical therapy program. The result was a significant improvement in symptoms; the numbness and pain disappeared.
Important lessons from Mr. Kitthana's experience.
If you have chronic neck pain with no known cause, don't wait until it's too late. "Going to the right place, getting treatment at the right time" is the key to helping you get back to living your life to the fullest again.
