Tingling fingers, a burning shoulder blade or a shooting pain in your leg can all point to a nerve that is under pressure. Palmercare Chiropractic Flower Mound evaluates what may be irritating the nerve and offers gentle care to help you feel more comfortable, guided by Dr. Madison Molitor.
A pinched nerve occurs when surrounding tissue, such as bone, a disc, muscle or tendon, puts pressure on a nerve. Repetitive motion, poor posture, injury and age-related changes can contribute.
The Cleveland Clinic describes causes, symptoms and treatment options in its guide to pinched nerves. Sudden weakness, loss of coordination or loss of bladder or bowel control requires emergency care.
A pinched nerve may cause:
Dr. Molitor looks at where symptoms travel and checks the neck, back, shoulder or hip depending on the pattern. If your findings suggest something more serious, she will recommend further testing.
If your symptoms start in the neck, see neck pain care in Flower Mound. For hand and wrist numbness, read about carpal tunnel syndrome.
People choose chiropractic care for a pinched nerve hoping to:
Pinched nerve relief usually works best as part of a broader plan. Learn more about our approach to chiropractic care in Flower Mound, TX and how it may support your recovery.
You can also read about pinched nerves from Cleveland Clinic.
If the pain runs into the leg, see our page on sciatica.
Personalized Care Focused on Lasting Results
We find what is pressing on the nerve.
Care is drug-free and non-surgical.
Your symptoms shape the plan.
Restoring motion helps free the nerve.
We explain what we find.
We help prevent recurrence.
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Common signs include tingling, numbness, burning and radiating pain.
Disc changes, joint restriction, tight muscles, injuries and repetitive motion can all be involved.
Chiropractic care may help when the cause is mechanical. We will assess and refer if needed.
Many cases ease within days to weeks, but persistent symptoms deserve evaluation.
We use gentle techniques and screen first. ArthroStim is a light option.
Positions that bring on symptoms, such as prolonged neck bending or repetitive motions.
Not always. We recommend imaging if symptoms are severe or not improving.
Yes, sustained poor posture can contribute.
If you have sudden weakness, loss of coordination, or bladder or bowel changes, seek emergency care.
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6050 Long Prairie Rd., Ste 200, Flower Mound, TX 75028
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Palmercare Chiropractic Flower Mound
6050 Long Prairie Rd Ste 200
Flower Mound, TX 75028
Phone: (469) 702-2033
Monday – 8:15 AM–7 PM
Tuesday – 2:30–7 PM
Wednesday – 8:15 AM–7 PM
Thursday – 8:15 AM–7 PM
Friday – 8:30 AM–12 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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