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Neck pain is one of the most common health problems affecting people in Kathmandu today, especially due to long hours of mobile use, computer work, and poor posture. What starts as mild stiffness can gradually become chronic pain affecting your work, sleep, and daily activities.
If you are experiencing persistent or severe neck pain, expert evaluation is essential. At Inova Hospital, Lazimpat, Kathmandu, Dr. Bimlesh Shah, an experienced pain physician, provides advanced and personalized treatment for neck pain with a strong focus on non-surgical solutions.
Neck pain refers to discomfort arising from the cervical spine, muscles, ligaments, joints, or nerves. It may be localized or radiate to the shoulders, arms, or head.
Neck pain can be:
Patients with neck pain may experience:
Understanding the cause is essential for proper treatment.
Long hours of mobile or computer use lead to “text neck” syndrome.
Age-related degeneration of cervical spine causing stiffness and pain.
Sudden movements, improper sleeping posture, or overuse.
Disc bulge or herniation leading to nerve compression.
Can cause radiating pain, numbness, or weakness in arms.
Accidents or falls affecting cervical spine.
You should consult a specialist if you have:
At Inova Hospital, diagnosis is precise and patient-focused:
This ensures targeted treatment instead of just symptom relief.
Most neck pain cases can be treated without surgery.
For chronic or severe cases:
These treatments are safe, targeted, and effective when done by specialists.
Dr. Bimlesh Shah is a dedicated pain physician at Inova Hospital specializing in treating:
He focuses on accurate diagnosis and targeted pain relief, helping patients avoid unnecessary surgery.
👉 Neck pain often links with:
👉 Suffering from neck pain? Don’t ignore it.
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Poor posture and prolonged screen use are the most common causes.
Mild cases may improve, but persistent pain needs medical evaluation.
Most cases are not serious, but nerve-related symptoms require attention.
Yes, cervical problems can lead to cervicogenic headaches.
In most cases, surgery is not required.