Pinched nerve & neuropathy treatment
Numbness and tingling aren't normal
Pinched nerves and neuropathy — treated by relieving the compression causing them.
Overview
Understanding it
Numbness, tingling, burning, or weakness in an arm or leg means a nerve is being compressed somewhere along its path.
Once the compression point is found and relieved, nerves are remarkably good at recovering.
Symptoms
- → Numbness or tingling in arms, hands, legs or feet
- → Burning or electric pain
- → Muscle weakness in a limb
Common compression points
- → Cervical spine (neck)
- → Lumbar spine (low back)
- → Herniated or bulging discs
- → Misaligned vertebrae
How Fusion treats it
Your path at Fusion
Trace the nerve
Neurological testing maps the compression point.
Relieve compression
Adjustments, decompression, and pain management.
Reduce inflammation
Therapy calms the irritated tissue.
Restore & protect
Strength and posture work keeps the pathway clear.
FAQ
Common questions
How do I know if it's a pinched nerve?
Symptom pattern is the clue — the exam identifies the nerve and compression point.
Can a pinched nerve heal on its own?
Brief irritation sometimes resolves; recurring symptoms mean compression remains.
What are electronic nerve blocks?
An advanced pain management option for stubborn nerve pain.
Related
- → Sciatica
- → Pain Management
- → Neck Pain