Herniated Disc & Pinched Nerve Relief in Clairemont

Many patients experience intense, stabbing pain that travels down the spine or limbs. This often signals nerve compression or a bulging disc. We locate the source and apply focused adjustments to relieve pressure and restore function. Learn how we support sciatica relief through strategic decompression.

That “pins and needles” feeling is a sign your nerves are being irritated. Left untreated, it can worsen over time. Chiropractic care can reduce inflammation, free up trapped nerves, and restore normal sensation.

Sciatica-like symptoms often come from a herniated disc pinching a nerve root. We use targeted spinal adjustments and decompression strategies to relieve that nerve pressure and help the pain stop traveling. See how our care helps patients overcome back pain caused by disc issues.

If you're noticing grip weakness, foot drop, or reduced strength, it may be due to nerve impingement. We identify where the signal is getting blocked and apply specific care to restore stability and strength.

Disc issues often flare up in certain positions or after long periods of stillness. Our care plan helps improve disc alignment, reduce inflammation, and make daily movement more comfortable again. This is especially important for physically active patients, including CrossFit and gym athletes who load the spine under pressure.

If nothing seems to help — or the pain keeps returning — the problem might be mechanical. Many patients have tried massage, injections, or medications with little relief because the underlying issue wasn’t addressed. We specialize in pinpointing the structural cause of chronic pain and delivering targeted care that restores stability, improves alignment, and creates lasting results that actually hold.

Precise adjustments reduce nerve pressure and restore spinal motion — ideal for relieving disc pain and helping your body heal naturally, without drugs or surgery.

Gentle mobilization relieves stiffness and supports healing in inflamed or sensitive areas — especially helpful during early stages of disc or nerve irritation.

This hands-on muscle therapy targets tight tissue that worsens nerve compression. It’s key for easing numbness, tingling, and stubborn neck or back tension.