Radiating Nerve Pain
Arm & Leg Pain
Shooting pain, numbness, or tingling that travels into your arms or legs usually starts at a compressed nerve in the spine. We find the source and relieve it—without drugs or surgery.
Root-Cause
Diagnosis
Non-Surgical
Treatment
Drug-Free
Relief
Nerve
Specialists
Understanding Radiating Pain
When the Problem Isn't Where It Hurts
Pain that radiates into an arm or leg is a warning sign that a nerve is being compressed or irritated—often by a bulging or herniated disc or narrowing of the spinal canal. Our approach relieves that pressure so the nerve can calm down and the pain, numbness, and tingling can resolve.
Symptoms
Symptoms We Treat
Shooting pain down the arm or leg
Numbness in the hands or feet
Tingling or 'pins and needles'
Muscle weakness
Burning nerve pain
Pain that worsens with movement
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Stop the Radiating Pain
Find lasting relief by treating the nerve, not just the symptom. Schedule your consultation today.