Rainey Chiropractic : Conditions

Conditions

Please click on the questions below for a detailed answer of how good chiropractic care can help you.

Do I have pinched nerve symptoms?
Do I have slipped disc symptoms?
Do I have pinched nerve symptoms?

Do I have pinched nerve symptoms?

This is a common belief for many people. Your spine is designed in a special way. Any abnormal spinal function can be easily caused from physical trauma, chemical toxins, or even emotional stress of your daily life. These affect the tissues of the spinal cord and nerve roots.

Many people associate a pinched nerve with the spine, when in fact it is actually rare. Research has shown that about 10% of spinal problems are caused by direct pressure of bone on nerve tissue. Pinched nerves symptoms for many includes a burning or a numb feeling along the nerve path.

More often, nerves are irritated not pinched, although the symptoms may be similar. Irritation is a result of a scraped, rubbed, or stretched nerve tissue or a malfunction of spinal bones, so the treatment varies for this type of medical condition.

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Do I have slipped disc symptoms?

People often ask us what are the slipped disk symptoms? Technically, a disc can't "slip". Between the spinal bones lays a disc of cartilage-type material. Each disc serves as a connector, spacer and shock absorber for the spine. The center consists of a jellylike center with surrounding tissue. Healthy discs allow normal bending and turning of the spine.

Because each disc is intricately attached to the vertebrae above and below, a disc cannot "slip". However, trauma or injury to the spine can cause discs to tear, bulge, herniate, or even rupture. This is very painful. The jellylike center can leak, putting pressure on the adjacent nerve and spinal cord. Many patients avoid needless surgery or dependency on pain pills, even though results are not guaranteed. Patients do benefit from choosing chiropractic care for their spine-related problems.

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What kind of back pain is chiropractic treatment effective for?

Automobile accidents (personal injury)
Work injuries (including poor office ergonomics)
Sports injuries
Lifting
Repetitive motion (prolonged activity at a computer terminal)
Household chores (gardening)
Posture
Biomechanical problems
Scoliosis and other congenital problems

No individuals, including those under our active care, should use the information, resources or tools contained within to self-diagnosis or self-treat any health-related condition. Diagnosis and treatment of all health conditions should only be performed by the doctor or other licensed health care professional.


Home About Us Services Special Offer Testimonials Questions Health Tips Research Web Links Contact Us Site Map	Conditions Please click on the questions below for a detailed answer of how good chiropractic care can help you. Do I have pinched nerve symptoms? Do I have slipped disc symptoms? Do I have pinched nerve symptoms? Do I have pinched nerve symptoms? This is a common belief for many people. Your spine is designed in a special way. Any abnormal spinal function can be easily caused from physical trauma, chemical toxins, or even emotional stress of your daily life. These affect the tissues of the spinal cord and nerve roots. Many people associate a pinched nerve with the spine, when in fact it is actually rare. Research has shown that about 10% of spinal problems are caused by direct pressure of bone on nerve tissue. Pinched nerves symptoms for many includes a burning or a numb feeling along the nerve path. More often, nerves are irritated not pinched, although the symptoms may be similar. Irritation is a result of a scraped, rubbed, or stretched nerve tissue or a malfunction of spinal bones, so the treatment varies for this type of medical condition. Back to the top of the page Do I have slipped disc symptoms? People often ask us what are the slipped disk symptoms? Technically, a disc can't "slip". Between the spinal bones lays a disc of cartilage-type material. Each disc serves as a connector, spacer and shock absorber for the spine. The center consists of a jellylike center with surrounding tissue. Healthy discs allow normal bending and turning of the spine. Because each disc is intricately attached to the vertebrae above and below, a disc cannot "slip". However, trauma or injury to the spine can cause discs to tear, bulge, herniate, or even rupture. This is very painful. The jellylike center can leak, putting pressure on the adjacent nerve and spinal cord. Many patients avoid needless surgery or dependency on pain pills, even though results are not guaranteed. Patients do benefit from choosing chiropractic care for their spine-related problems. Back to the top of the page What kind of back pain is chiropractic treatment effective for? Automobile accidents (personal injury) Work injuries (including poor office ergonomics) Sports injuries Lifting Repetitive motion (prolonged activity at a computer terminal) Household chores (gardening) Posture Biomechanical problems Scoliosis and other congenital problems No individuals, including those under our active care, should use the information, resources or tools contained within to self-diagnosis or self-treat any health-related condition. Diagnosis and treatment of all health conditions should only be performed by the doctor or other licensed health care professional.