If you’re one of the millions of people worldwide who suffer
from cervical stenosis, which is the narrowing of the spinal
canal in the region of your neck, you may be desperate to find
relief from symptoms of travelling pain, localized pain,
numbness, tingling, or weakness. However, what many people don’t
realize is that there are a variety of treatment options other
than surgery. From exercise to massage, nutritional improvements
to knowledge therapy, non-invasive relief is possible. How
Biofeedback Works The majority of cervical stenosis cases are
caused by degenerative conditions, such as degenerative disc
disease or facet disease, either of which can lead to bone
spurs, herniated discs, bulging discs, collapsed discs, or other
injuries that contribute to neural compression. There is a
holistic form of pain management called “behavior modification,”
or biofeedback, which strives to change the way your brain
interprets and responds to pain signals. How does it work?
Electrodes and other sensory equipment ar