Pinched nerve treatment

Any pressure applied to a nerve by the surrounding tissue will produce irritation and will disrupt the nerve’s function. There are many causes of pinched nerves, for instance, pregnancy, an injury or accident, repetitive motions or joint disease.
 
Symptoms of a pinched nerve:

• Restless sleep or lack of sleep
• Lack of motion in limb or neck
• Tenderness, tingling or numbness
• Prickly, burning or stabbing pain in conjunction with a dull ache
• Muscular weakness in the affected area
• Uncomfortable in one position
• Difficulty riding in car

D.R. Scharenberg, D.C. uses a variety of techniques, including re-alignment through adjustments and various therapies like interferential current and intersegmental traction to relieve the nerve.