“I woke up one morning with a stiff neck, thinking it was just fatigue. But the pain kept returning, spreading to my shoulders and sometimes my arms, making simple tasks like driving or working at my desk difficult. The constant discomfort wore me down, and I realized it was Cervical Spondylosis, a condition that needed attention before it got worse.”

 Cervical spondylosis is a degenerative condition of the neck involving the vertebrae, intervertebral discs, and surrounding tissues. It often develops due to aging, poor posture, or repetitive strain. 


When to Seek Help:- 

  • Persistent neck pain or stiffness that does not improve with rest or basic care.
  • Pain radiating to shoulders, arms, or hands, sometimes accompanied by numbness or tingling.
  • Difficulty turning the neck or performing daily activities.
  • Headaches or dizziness linked to neck movement.
  • Weakness in the arms or hands, or sudden loss of coordination.
     
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Why Jeevaniyam?

At Jeevaniyam, recovery is guided by our Jeevashakthi approach — a multi-stage blend of modern medicine, Ayurveda, AI-guided rehabilitation, targeted therapies, family support, and yogic practices. Like a carefully orchestrated sequence where each step relieves pressure and strengthens support, we provide the right care at the right time to reduce pain, improve neck mobility, and restore quality of life, even in cases that have long caused discomfort or stiffness.

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FAQs

Yes, tension or nerve irritation from cervical spondylosis can trigger headaches. Targeted therapy and posture correction often reduce these headaches over time.

Tingling can occur from nerve compression but isn’t always permanent. Early physiotherapy, ergonomic adjustments, and exercises can reduce symptoms and prevent progression.

Yes, with guidance on posture, ergonomics, and periodic breaks, most patients can maintain work routines safely while supporting recovery.

Morning stiffness is common in cervical spondylosis. Consistent stretches, movement exercises, and therapy help reduce stiffness and improve morning mobility.

Absolutely. Correct posture, regular movement, nutrition, stress management, and tailored exercises all contribute to long-term relief and reduced recurrence.

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