Neck · Greenwood Village, CO
Cervical Radiculopathy Treatment
A compressed or inflamed cervical nerve root producing arm symptoms.
Overview
What Cervical Radiculopathy Actually Is
Radiculopathy maps to a specific nerve level, and the exam usually predicts which one before imaging confirms it. Grip weakness or dropping objects raises the priority of treatment because motor recovery is time-sensitive.
Also called: pinched nerve in the neck
Symptoms patients describe
- Arm pain that follows a defined path
- Grip weakness or dropping objects
- Loss of a reflex on the affected side
- Symptoms worse with extension and rotation
Diagnosis
How It's Confirmed Here
- 01
Hands-on exam
Each structure is loaded separately so the source is narrowed before any imaging is ordered.
- 02
Imaging review
Your existing films are reviewed independently by Dr. Hyzy — not just the outside report.
- 03
In-room ultrasound
Dynamic imaging while you move, so tissue quality and behavior are seen live.
- 04
Diagnostic guided injection
When more than one structure could be responsible, a targeted block confirms which one is.
Treatment Options
How We Treat Cervical Radiculopathy
Spine Injections
Minimally invasive image-guided injections that calm inflammation and restore function.
Learn more about Spine Injections →PRP Therapy
Harnessing your body's own healing factors to reduce pain and promote tissue repair.
Learn more about PRP Therapy →Service Areas
Cervical Radiculopathy Care Across the Front Range
FAQs
Cervical Radiculopathy — Questions Patients Ask
Will I need a cervical fusion?
Many patients avoid it. We will tell you honestly when a surgical opinion is genuinely warranted.
Request a Consultation for Cervical Radiculopathy
Tell us what's going on and our team will get right back to you. For anything urgent, call us directly.
1-983-210-8167