When a spinal nerve root is compressed or irritated, pain can shoot down an arm or leg along the nerve’s path. Numbness, tingling, and weakness often follow. We locate the affected nerve and calm it down with precise, image-guided treatment.
Radiculopathy is a nerve-root problem, so its symptoms follow predictable patterns down the limb. Mapping exactly which nerve is involved lets us treat the true source rather than chasing the pain.
Electric, radiating pain that travels down the arm or leg from the spine.
Loss of sensation in the specific area served by the irritated nerve root.
Pins-and-needles or prickling along the nerve’s path, often worse with certain positions.
Muscles that fatigue or fail because nerve signals are disrupted.
A hot, searing quality of pain characteristic of nerve irritation.
Symptoms that flare with bending, reaching, or sustained postures.
Calming the irritated nerve is the priority. We confirm the involved level and deliver targeted, image-guided treatment, reserving advanced options for pain that does not settle.
Most patients are seen within the week. We accept most major insurance, MedPay, and letters of protection — no referral required.
We typically respond within one business day — most new patients are seen within 48 hours.
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Educational information only — not medical advice. Treatment is individualized after evaluation.