What We Help

Our clinic provides specialized care for pinched nerves, a condition where excessive pressure on a nerve from surrounding tissues disrupts normal nerve function and creates a range of uncomfortable symptoms. Pinched nerves commonly occur in the spine, wrists, elbows, or shoulders due to herniated discs, bone spurs, osteoarthritis, repetitive movements, or poor posture. Patients typically experience sharp, radiating pain, numbness or tingling, muscle weakness, and sometimes a sensation of "pins and needles" in the affected area or along the nerve pathway.

Our comprehensive approach begins with precise diagnosis using detailed neurological assessments and, when necessary, advanced imaging to identify the exact location and cause of nerve compression. Treatment options may include gentle spinal decompression therapy, specific manual techniques to release tight structures, targeted exercises to create space for affected nerves, and therapeutic modalities to reduce inflammation around nerve pathways. For optimal recovery, we also provide guidance on ergonomic modifications and activity adjustments to prevent future episodes of nerve compression. Through this multifaceted approach, most patients experience significant reduction in nerve symptoms and restoration of normal function, allowing them to return to daily activities without the limitations and discomfort of pinched nerves.

Pinched Nerves

When you visit our clinic for pinched nerve treatment, expect a systematic approach designed to relieve nerve compression and restore normal function. Your first appointment will include a comprehensive evaluation where we assess your symptoms, perform specialized neurological tests, and identify the exact location and cause of nerve impingement. This assessment may involve testing muscle strength, sensation, and reflexes in the affected areas, as well as possible imaging studies if needed. Based on our findings, we'll develop a customized treatment plan that typically includes several phases of care.

Initial treatments focus on reducing inflammation and pressure around the affected nerve through targeted therapies such as gentle decompression techniques, specific manual therapies, and modalities designed to decrease swelling. As your acute symptoms improve, we'll introduce progressive exercises to strengthen supporting muscles, improve flexibility, and create proper space for nerve pathways. Throughout your care, we'll monitor your progress closely, adjusting techniques and treatment frequency based on your response. Most patients experience gradual improvement in symptoms, with initial relief of severe pain followed by resolution of numbness, tingling, and eventually restoration of normal strength and function. We'll also provide education on posture, ergonomics, and movement patterns to help prevent future episodes of nerve compression.