Neck / Arm Pain

Testimonials

Mike Namath suffered from Neck and Left Arm Pain for 1½ years!
- Mike's other doctors recommended spine surgery.

Due to advanced, Degenerative Disc Disease, Mike was plagued with a severely Pinched Nerve in his neck.

He had pain shooting from his neck into his left arm. His pinched nerve had caused his entire left arm to shrink, go into atrophy, loosing over 70% of his size. He had lost nearly complete use of his left arm.

He couldn’t do his usual daily activities as a contractor and was out of work.

He had seen several other doctors, including two spine surgeons and was on pain medication four-times a day, every day of the week, for over a year and a half. He was told he needed to have surgery to correct his problem.

His X-ray examination of the neck region clearly demonstrated advanced degenerative disc disease.

Then something amazing happened...

Shortly after Mike started treatment, the problem started to clear-up. Little by little his strength returned, then, the size of his arm started to return back to normal. After approximately 3 months of care, he had returned to his normal life again. Today, Mike is back working as a contractor and now, he just comes in for check-ups!

"Dr. Miller worked a miracle on me. There is no one like him!" - Mike Namath

Neck / Arm Pain

This can be a real 'Pain in the Neck! No matter how you got it, it hurts. And if a nerve is involved then frequently the pain goes into the shoulder / arm / numbness in the hand / or even into the middle back area by your shoulder blade. This can also be related to disc conditions that are very responsive to our all natural care.

Visit these links for more information:
Chronic Neck Pain in Adults Treated by Manipulation Procedures: A Systematic Review of Change in Randomized Clinical Trials.
Chronic Spinal Pain: A Randomized Clinical Trial Comparing Medication, Acupuncture, and Spinal Manipulation

Disc problems / Degenerative Disc Disease

Visit the following link for more information:
Cervical Soft Disc Herniation - Conservative Nonoperative Treatment