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9. Surgery

If other treatments don't correct a pinched nerve, doctors may suggest surgery. This approach can remove bone spurs and stabilize the spine by fusing two vertebrae into a single bone, easing back and neck pain.

Artificial disk replacement, which involves inserting a synthetic disk between vertebrae, is another option. Carpal tunnel syndrome is often treated with surgery to relieve pressure on the median nerve.

Concentrated surgeon performing surgery with her team jacoblund / Getty Images

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