Pinched Nerve (Radiculopathy) Treatment

A pinched nerve—clinically called radiculopathy—occurs when spinal nerves are compressed by discs, joints, or inflammation. This often causes radiating pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness in the arms or legs.

    •    Neck or back pain with arm or leg symptoms

    •    Tingling or “pins and needles”

    •    Muscle weakness

    •    Pain that worsens with certain movements

Spinal decompression gently separates spinal segments, which may:

    •    Reduce nerve root compression

    •    Improve spinal alignment and motion

    •    Decrease pain without surgery

Pinched nerve symptoms do not always require surgery. Many patients experience meaningful relief with targeted, non-invasive treatment.