Condition
Pinched Nerves
A pinched nerve can cause sharp pain, numbness or weakness anywhere downstream. We decompress the nerve and stop it from happening again.
Understanding Pinched Nerves
Pinched nerves happen when a nerve is compressed by bone, disc, muscle or scar tissue. The location of the pinch determines where you feel it.
Common causes
Disc bulge or herniation
Most common in the neck and low back.
Joint dysfunction
Restricted spinal segments narrow nerve openings.
Muscle tightness
Piriformis, scalenes and others can entrap nerves.
Poor posture
Sustained loading aggravates nerves over time.
Symptoms
Radiating pain
Down an arm or leg, following a nerve path.
Numbness or tingling
In the area the nerve supplies.
Weakness
Specific muscles may feel notably weaker.
Worse with certain positions
Looking up, sitting, or bending.
How we help
Targeted adjustments
Open the nerve pathway and restore motion.
Soft tissue therapy
Release surrounding muscle compression.
Therapeutic ultrasound / EMS
Reduce inflammation and calm symptoms.
Rehab program
Build the stability that keeps the nerve clear.
Most pinched nerves resolve well with focused conservative care. Let's get you out of pain.