Identify whether symptoms stay local or travel into the arm
Reduce pain that interrupts sleep, work, or driving
Neck and upper spine pain
Neck pain can affect sleep, driving, work, headaches, and arm symptoms. PRM helps sort out whether the issue is muscular, joint-related, nerve-related, or disc-related.
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Neck pain may come from joints, discs, irritated nerves, muscle trigger points, posture, prior injury, or compensation from shoulder and upper back problems.
Dr. Sunny Kim approaches pain through Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: how the painful area works, how the rest of the body is compensating, and which non-surgical options may be appropriate.
The goal is to help you understand what may be driving symptoms, which treatments are worth considering, and what kind of progress is realistic for your body and your goals.
How PRM evaluates it
Reduce pain that interrupts sleep, work, or driving
Clarify whether nerve irritation is involved
Build a plan that may include rehab, decompression, guided care, or recovery support
Possible tools
These are not automatic recommendations. PRM uses the evaluation to decide which options may fit and which do not.