Pinched Nerves
Get Relief from a Pinched Nerve
A pinched nerve can come out of nowhere. You might be lifting weights and feel a sudden tweak in your neck. Perhaps you wake up with the icy lightening feeling of a pinched nerve in your back, or maybe you were playing in a sporting event and suffered an injury and now the full extent of the pinched nerve has left you with a tingling sensation running through your arms and legs. Whatever the case may be, if you have a pinched nerve you need to have it treated. Your doctor may prescribe surgery, but chances are there are other less severe options, and at Advanced Pain Relief Clinic we are here to help.
Common Symptoms of a Pinched Nerve
If you have pinched a nerve you probably already know it. You will have a sudden, stabbing pain in a small area of your body. Usually, it is in your neck but it can happen in your back as well. When pressure is placed against the nerve it may send different kinds of pain signals to your brain. It might feel like an icy stabbing sensation, a burning needle sensation, it may cause you to feel numbness running down an arm, tingling in your legs, or burning in extremities. If you are suffering from these kinds of symptoms there’s a good chance you have experienced a pinched nerve.
Corrective Measures
In many instances, the pinched nerve will work itself out. It may last just a day or two and then things will return to normal. However, there are other times where the pinched nerve sensation may linger for longer periods. If this is the case you should seek medical attention. At Advanced Pain Relief Clinic, we provide several neuropathy services designed around your pain.
Chiropractic care is available, as is massage therapy and a host of other methods all of which are designed to provide relief from a pinched nerve without surgery or medication. Surgery recovery times can take weeks, if not months, which is why non-surgical services are preferred.
Live A Pain-Free Life
If you’ve suffered from a pinched nerve and have been dealing with a burning sensation in your extremities, numbness, or a tingling sensation, you need to have this issue corrected as quickly as possible. Often, medical professionals will prescribe surgery, but that is not always the best course of action. At Advanced Pain Relief Clinic, our team provides neuropathy treatment methods for correcting your pinched nerves. Contact us today for more information or to schedule an appointment.