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Cervical Neck Surgery: Should I Have Surgery for a Herniated Disc?

Should I have cervical neck surgery for a herniated disc? What are ways to avoid surgery for a slipped disk? If I have pain with numbness and tingling in the arm do I need to have surgery? What are the reasons to have surgery? In this cervical neck surgery video, Dr. Seth Neubardt, a leading minimally invasive spine specialist in New York City, answers these questions and more. In the video, Dr. Neubardt – a surgeon - says you should not rush into the idea of surgery. Most people with a cervical herniated disc get better without it. Dr. Neubardt says he usually waits about six weeks; if the patient’s pain continues after that, he may recommend surgery. However, if you suffer with extreme pain and cannot tolerate it any longer, or weakness and numbness continues to progress, your specialist may recommend surgery sooner. You may also experience symptoms such as loss of bladder control that indicate the need for emergency surgery. Watch the video to find out more. Visit http://www.cervicalherniateddisc.com/... to learn more. Through the site and videos at    / cervicherniateddisc   you can learn everything you want to know about a cervical herniated disc and get information about every type of non-surgical and surgical treatment available.