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At The Disc Doctor, we offer advanced, non-invasive treatments that target the root cause of your pinched nerve, providing lasting relief and restoring your mobility without the need for surgery.

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What is a Pinched Nerve? Causes and Symptoms Explained

A pinched nerve occurs when excessive pressure is applied to a nerve by surrounding tissues such as bones, cartilage, muscles, or tendons. This pressure can cause pain, numbness, or weakness in the affected area. Pinched nerves commonly occur in the spine, but they can also affect areas like the shoulders, arms, legs, and wrists.

Common causes of pinched nerves include:

Herniated discs: When a disc in the spine bulges or ruptures, it can press on nearby nerves.
Spinal stenosis: Narrowing of the spinal canal, putting pressure on the spinal cord and nerves.
Osteoarthritis: The wear and tear of joints in the spine or elsewhere can lead to nerve compression.
Poor posture: Sitting or standing in poor posture can cause misalignment, leading to nerve pressure.
Injury or trauma: Sudden impacts, such as a fall or car accident, can compress or injure a nerve.
Repetitive stress: Activities that require repetitive motions can lead to nerve compression, often seen in the carpal tunnel syndrome.

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Pinched Nerve Symptoms You Shouldn’t Ignore

Pinched nerve symptoms can vary depending on the location and severity of the compression. They can range from mild discomfort to severe, disabling pain.

Common symptoms include:

Pain or aching in the affected area (neck, back, arms, legs, etc.)
Sharp, shooting pain that radiates down the arm or leg
Numbness or tingling in the affected area
Muscle weakness or a feeling of heaviness in the arm or leg
Burning sensation or “pins and needles” feeling
Loss of reflexes or difficulty performing daily tasks
Pain that worsens with certain movements, like bending, twisting, or lifting

If you experience any of these symptoms, seeking treatment early can prevent permanent damage and improve recovery outcomes.

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Why Early Treatment for Pinched Nerves Is Crucial

Ignoring a pinched nerve can lead to progressive nerve damage, chronic pain, and permanent functional limitations.

Risks of untreated pinched nerves include:

Chronic pain that becomes long-lasting and harder to manage
Permanent nerve damage with muscle weakness or loss of sensation
Loss of mobility and difficulty performing basic tasks
Increased risk of permanent disability in the affected area
Increased need for surgery if conservative treatments are delayed

Early intervention can relieve pressure on the nerve, restore normal function, and prevent long-term damage.

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Non-Surgical Pinched Nerve Treatment That Works

At The Disc Doctor, we use a combination of non-invasive, cutting-edge therapies to treat back and neck pain, target the root causes, and restore mobility without surgery. Each treatment plan is personalized to meet your specific needs.

Spinal Decompression Therapy

A non-invasive therapy that gently stretches the spine, relieving pressure on the sciatic nerve and promoting healing.

Laser Therapy

High-intensity laser light reduces inflammation and accelerates healing in nerves and muscles, relieving sciatica pain.

NervePlate™

Stimulates nerves that sense vibration, specifically targeting the Pacini corpuscles, resulting in nerve healing and improved balance.

StemWave™ Therapy

Uses focused acoustic waves to stimulate natural healing in damaged tissues, reducing pain and promoting faster recovery.

Nerve Support Therapy

We use, nutritional support, and neuromuscular rehabilitation to heal nerves and restore function.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about our treatments or conditions?

Find answers here to help guide you toward the right solution for your pain and recovery.

Q1: Can a pinched nerve heal on its own?

In some cases, mild pinched nerves may heal with rest and conservative care, but many require professional treatment to prevent long-term damage and improve recovery.

Q2: How long does it take to recover from a pinched nerve?

Recovery time varies, but most patients feel significant relief within 4–6 weeks of treatment. Chronic cases may take longer.

Q3: Is spinal decompression therapy safe for a pinched nerve?

Yes, spinal decompression is an FDA-approved, non-invasive treatment that’s proven to relieve pressure on the spine and nerves safely.

Q4: Can chiropractic care help with a pinched nerve?

Yes, chiropractic adjustments can realign the spine, reduce nerve pressure, and relieve pain, offering long-term relief for pinched nerves.

Q5: Will I need surgery for a pinched nerve?

Most cases of pinched nerves can be treated without surgery. Surgery is typically considered only for severe cases that do not respond to non-invasive treatments.

Q6: How can I prevent pinched nerves in the future?

Maintaining proper posture, strengthening core muscles, and avoiding repetitive stress can help prevent pinched nerves. We also offer ongoing rehabilitation to reduce recurrence.

Q7: Can nerve damage from a pinched nerve be reversed?

In many cases, nerve healing is possible with early intervention and appropriate treatment. Our therapies are designed to promote nerve regeneration and prevent further damage.

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Too many people are told surgery or endless medications are their only options — but that’s simply not true. With advanced, non-surgical treatments designed to target the root cause of back pain, neuropathy, and disc issues, we help patients restore mobility, reduce pain, and get back to living life on their terms.