Allopathically, there are really no treatments besides bracing or surgery. There have been several studies to support physical therapy treatments, as well as chiropractic care. If you do see a chiropractor, as I would recommend, be sure to find one with positive reviews and who has experience with such a condition. I would definitely recommend the chiropractics or physical therapy before receiving any kind of surgery, as the complications with cervical spine surgery are about 1 in 100. chiropractic complications are much much less, towards the 1 in several thousand. Hope this helps and good luck!
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