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    Sciatica Treatment

    Sciatica causes pain that radiates from the lower back down through the leg. Our combination of spinal decompression and chiropractic care provides effective relief.

    Common Causes

    Herniated discSpinal stenosisPiriformis syndromeSpondylolisthesisBone spursStructural Damage

    How We Treat Sciatica

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    Sciatica FAQs

    Answers to common questions about sciatica, leg pain, numbness, tingling, and non-surgical treatment options in Pearland, TX.

    Can chiropractic care help with sciatica?

    Chiropractic care may help some patients with sciatica when symptoms are related to the lower back, discs, joints, irritated nerves, muscle tension, or movement problems. Sciatica can cause pain, burning, numbness, tingling, or weakness that travels into the buttock or leg. Premier Chiropractic evaluates the source of the symptoms first, which may include orthopedic testing, neurological screening, range-of-motion testing, and any necessary X-rays when clinically appropriate. Care may include chiropractic adjustments, spinal decompression, rehabilitation, MLS laser therapy, and home-care guidance.

    What can cause burning, tingling, numbness, or weakness with sciatica?

    Those symptoms can happen when a nerve is irritated or compressed by a disc problem, joint restriction, inflammation, or surrounding muscle tension. An evaluation helps determine whether the pattern looks like sciatica and whether additional support such as decompression or rehabilitation may be appropriate.

    Can spinal decompression help some cases of sciatica?

    Yes. Spinal decompression may help some patients when sciatica is related to disc pressure or nerve irritation. It is not the right fit for every case, which is why Premier Chiropractic starts with an exam before recommending decompression. X-rays may be taken when clinically appropriate to better understand spinal structure before recommending decompression.

    When should sciatica be evaluated quickly?

    Sciatica should be evaluated quickly when symptoms are severe, getting worse, traveling farther down the leg, or accompanied by increasing numbness, weakness, or major changes in function. Persistent radiating pain is a good reason to get checked sooner rather than later.

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