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  2. Here are 5 exercises for cervical disc herniation12:
    1. Shoulder stretch: Helps to improve posture.
    2. Chin tucks: Provides stretch to the upper cervical area underneath your skull.
    3. Shoulder blade squeeze: Helps to strengthen the muscles between your shoulder blades.
    4. Neck Extension with Towel Exercise: Can release some of the pain symptoms and push the disc material.
    5. Lateral Bend: Helps to stretch the muscles on the side of your neck.
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    Top 5 Exercises for Cervical Disc Herniation

    • 1.Shoulder stretch Disc herniation worsened the posture of the patient; shoulder stretch exercise helps to improve posture. ...
    • 2.Chin tucks Chin tucks provide stretch to the upper cervical area underneath your skull. ...
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    5 Cervical Herniated Disc Exercises 1. Chin Tucks. This exercise will activate and strengthen your deep cervical muscles (front of the neck muscles). Place... 2. Neck Extensions (Supported with towel). This stretch can release some of the pain symptoms and push the disc material... 3. One Arm Pec ...

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    When your form is optimized, you can safely complete exercises without irritating the neck. Avoid Certain Activities When completing your exercise program for a herniated cervical disc, avoid activities that increase disc, nerve root and spinal cord pressure to allow proper healing.
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    M.D. Senior Faculty Editor, Harvard Health Publishing · 30 years of exp

    There is no single set of “best” exercises for people with degenerative disc disease. Most experts recommend exercises to strengthen core muscles and to avoid excessive strain or “overdoing it.” Here are some commonly recommended exercises for people with degenerative disc disease: • Cat cow stretch – Begin on your hands and knees with your shoulders directly above the hands, hips above the knees. Lower your neck downward and gently arch the back up (picturing your abdomen moving upward) and hold for 20 seconds. Now, reverse the motion by looking upward, arching the back down (picturing your abdomen moving downward) and hold for 20 seconds. Repeat both stretches 5 times. • Bird dog stretch – Begin on your hands and knees with your shoulders directly above the hands, hips above the knees. Extend your right arm forward straight ahead; then, extend your left leg straight back. Hold for 20 seconds. Relax, then reverse the stretch using the left arm and right leg extended. Repeat 5 times. • Back extension – Lying on your stomach with palms on floor near your chest, raise your torso and neck upward and hold for 20 seconds. Relax, then repeat 5 times. • Pull knee to chest – Lying on your back with legs straight out, slowly raise one knee up toward your chest, gently pulling the leg with both hands on the bent knee and leaving the other leg straight. Hold for 10 seconds. Relax, and repeat with the other knee. Stretch each side 5 times. • Hamstring stretch – Lie on your back with knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Straighten one leg and raise it slightly off the floor. Grab the back of the leg and lift the leg toward the ceiling until you feel a slight pull. Hold for 20 seconds. Relax, then repeat with the other leg. Stretch each side 3 times. Chair variation: while sitting in a chair, place heel of one leg on another chair. Bend forward toward the toes of the straightened leg until you feel a gentle pull behind the leg. Hold for 10 seconds. Relax, then repeat stretch with the other leg. Stretch each side 3 times.
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    Exercise is often recommended as a first-line treatment for a herniated disc. A herniated disc can cause many symptoms including pain, numbness, burning, and arm or leg weakness, depending on the location of the spinal disc involved. Exercises may be started in the days after a herniation.
    Try 2 to 4 repetitions. This exercise helps alleviate the symptoms caused by a disc herniation in the cervical (neck) portion of the spine. Do cervical retraction in this way: Sit in a chair with your arms by your side and look straight ahead.
  4. WebJan 17, 2024 · Learn how to do gentle stretches and activities to relieve pain and prevent a herniated disk from recurring. Find out which …

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  5. WebFeb 2, 2024 · Benefits of PT. A spinal disc herniation occurs when the gel-like inner portion of a disc (the nucleus pulposus ) protrudes through the disc's outer layer (the annulus ), often causing pain and disability. …

  6. WebAug 26, 2019 · Try a few simple exercises for a herniated disc in the neck to manage your symptoms: Advertisement. 1. Try a Supine Retraction. If your neck has a disc issue, it can be challenging even to sit upright due …

  7. WebOct 16, 2019 · If your symptoms are mild to moderate, or your physical therapist approves, cervical herniated disc exercises are a great place to start. Conservative treatment should always be your first step in the …