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6. Home Treatments

The primary home treatment for a pinched nerve in the neck is rest. Over-the-counter painkillers can help with the discomfort. Warm compresses, heating pads, and warm showers can also ease the pain.

Gently stretching and massaging the painful area can help a pinched nerve heal faster. It's not necessary to completely avoid moving the neck, but move slowly and smoothly to avoid jarring.

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