What are the symptoms of a bone spur in your neck?

Bone Spurs in the Neck (Cervical Spine)

Dull, achy pain in the neck that gets better with rest.
Radiating pain into one or both shoulders.
Pain, numbness, or tingling in one or both arms.
Weakness in the upper limbs.

Do bone spurs in the neck go away?

Bone spurs do not go away on their own. Conservative treatments such as physical therapy and medication may improve symptoms. If needed, surgery may be performed to address the effects of bone spurs on spinal function.

What is the recovery time for a bone spur?

While there is every possibility that you might be cleared to return to regular daily activities, such as your job, in a matter of days or weeks following bone spur surgery, complete recovery generally takes longer.

What is the treatment for bone spurs in the back?

Over the counter pain relievers (acetaminophen,ibuprofen,naproxen sodium)

NSAIDs

Rest

Ice

Orthotics

Stretching exercises

What are the symptoms of a bone spur in the neck?

Dull neck pain

Neck stiffness: Associated with decrease mobility if the pain is experienced when turning your head from side to side.

Headaches: Due to a bone spur pushing against a cervical nerve root.

Radicular pain: Shock-like pain that radiates to into the shoulder,arm,and/or hand,typically on one side of the body.

How can you eliminate bone spurs without surgery?

There are several popular natural remedies for removing bone spurs without the use of surgery. Taking apple cider vinegar each day is said to remove bone spurs. The typical recipe is to mix 8 cups of apple juice, 8 cups of grape juice and 1 cup of apple cider vinegar. Refrigerate the mixture and drink 1/3 of a cup each day until the spurs go away.