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A sore neck is one thing. When it’s accompanied by symptoms that radiate into your arms, including numbness, pain, tingling, or weakness, you may be experiencing nerve compression. If it’s persistent and chronic, surgery might be the answer. 

Most back and neck problems improve without surgery. Surgery may be needed for serious symptoms or when other treatments fail. Careful evaluation and the right approach help ensure the best outcome and safe recovery.

Most herniated discs improve within four to six weeks without surgery. However, persistent or severe symptoms warrant evaluation to assess for ongoing nerve compression and guide treatment.

Over the past decade, spine surgery has undergone a meaningful shift. One of the most important advances has been the integration of robotic technology into the operating room.