Where the pain starts
From the neck into the arm, or first in the shoulder? Describe the order of onset.
TAGMED CLINIC · MONTREAL
From the neck towards the shoulder and arm.
Describe your pain more clearly.
In Mont-Royal, prepare for a consultation for cervicobrachial neuralgia by noting the path into the arm, sensations in the hand and discomfort at work.

A care journey that begins with you.
Individualized assessment Options explained Functional goals01 / UNDERSTAND
Cervicobrachial neuralgia describes pain starting in the neck and radiating into the shoulder or arm, often related to irritation of a cervical root. The word brachialgia describes arm pain more broadly.
From the neck into the arm, or first in the shoulder? Describe the order of onset.
Indicate the fingers affected and periods of tingling or numbness.
Fine movements and grasping objects provide useful measures for the assessment.
Arm pain is not enough to confirm a cervical source. The shoulder, elbow, wrist and peripheral nerves may require a separate assessment.
YOUR CONSULTATION IN MONTREAL
For your consultation in Mont-Royal, describe a work task that triggers symptoms and how they change when you switch activities. Bring cervical reports or upper limb investigations already completed.

02 / EXPLORE THE OPTIONS
The choice of care begins with your history, current signs and symptoms, and goals. A condition mentioned in a report does not dictate a treatment method.
From the neck toward the arm, or first in the shoulder? Describe the order in which symptoms appeared. Existing examination results and previous care add to the discussion.
Non-surgical spinal decompression, adapted exercise, targeted osteopathic care or medical referral: relevant options are explained according to your situation and the limitations of each.
Monitor the path of radiating pain and ease of a concrete movement, then reassess any neurological changes.
Cervical traction is not chosen on the basis of the pain distribution alone. An examination, a review of precautions and a discussion of other options must precede any decision. Spinal decompression uses motorized traction; results vary and no individual benefit can be guaranteed. Options include information, adapted exercise and, depending on the situation, medical care. Read the AAOS resource on cervical radiculopathy.
03 / PREPARE FOR MY VISIT
A few details are enough to make the discussion more precise. Check what you have prepared, then print your checklist if you wish.
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Cervicobrachial Neuralgia Treatment in Montreal
TAGMED Clinic · 1140 avenue Beaumont, Mont-Royal · 1 (877) 672-9060
Guide: https://www.cliniquetagmed.com/en/brachialgia/
Serving patients in the Montreal area, including Outremont and Côte-des-Neiges.
04 / TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Choose your consultation in Montreal / Mont-Royal through the secure Medexa portal.
The portal displays « Le Centre Neurothérapie de Montréal » (Montreal Neurotherapy Centre). For a first consultation:
Availability is shown directly on Medexa.
Osteopathy receipts may be issued. Reimbursement depends on your insurance policy; services are not covered by RAMQ. View fees.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Guidance to help you understand the condition and prepare your questions.
Read the TAGMED guideTAGMED Clinic welcomes you at 1140 avenue Beaumont, Mont-Royal (Québec) H3P 3E5, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., by appointment. Availability and confirmation are provided through Medexa.
Brachialgia means arm pain. Cervicobrachial neuralgia specifies a path from the neck, possibly related to a nerve root. These words do not replace an assessment.
No. Compression of a peripheral nerve or other disorders can also cause numbness. The location and examination guide the next steps.
Cervical traction is not chosen based on the path of pain alone. The examination, checking precautions and discussion of other options must precede any decision.
The name of a condition cannot determine the number of sessions. Goals, tolerance and progress should guide the development and reassessment of the plan. Also ask when a change in approach would be needed.
Osteopathy receipts may be issued. Check your policy conditions and whether your insurer recognizes the practitioner. Services are not covered by RAMQ.
THE GUIDE TO KEEP
A complete guide to understand the condition, discover our decompression treatment and prepare for your consultation. Read at your own pace or print it.

THE NEXT STEP BEGINS WITH A DISCUSSION