Arm or  Leg Pain?

OPTIONS FOR ARM AND LEG PAIN TREATMENT

The most effective way to diagnose arm or leg pain is to first rule out any obvious causes before investigating more subtle conditions. Some injuries, such as a dislocated shoulder from sports or a pinched nerve from poor sleeping posture, may be easy to identify. However, if your pain develops gradually, becomes persistent, and has no clear source, a medical evaluation is necessary to determine the root cause.

One common underlying issue is spinal misalignment, which can put pressure on the nerves exiting the spine. When the spinal joints become misaligned, the spaces where nerves pass through the spine begin to narrow, causing discomfort that may radiate throughout the body.

Because the vertebrae in the spine influence nerve function throughout the body, damage in one area can trigger pain elsewhere. For example, the sciatic nerve, which runs from the lower back down both legs, is a frequent source of pain in the hips, legs, and feet. Additionally, injuries affecting the nervous system can cause numbness, tingling, or weakness in the arms and legs. These sensations often indicate areas where nerve compression or damage has occurred, contributing to increased pain intensity.



If you’re experiencing persistent arm or leg pain, chiropractic care can help by restoring spinal alignment, relieving nerve compression, and improving mobility without surgery or medication. Seeking early treatment can prevent further complications and support long-term relief.