Chiropractor for Pinched Nerve in Gold Coast
Chiropractors treat pinched nerves with targeted spinal adjustments, nerve mobilisation, soft-tissue therapy, and corrective exercises to relieve pressure and restore nerve function.
Fit as a Fiddle, Chiropractic and Physiotherapy
A.I.M Performance Therapies
Surfers Paradise Chiropractic Health & Wellness Center
Healthy Bodies Chiropractic
Optimal Health GC | Onsite X-rays, Evidence Based Chiropractic Gold Coast
Saltwater Spinal Flow
Balance Back Chiropractor
Varsity Lakes Chiropractic
Runaway Bay First Choice Chiropractic
Proactive Chiropractic - Brett Skilton
Integrated Sports and Spinal Clinic (formerly: Osteopath Central)
The Good Joint
Natural Medic - Holistic Chiropractic, Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine
Purpose Chiropractic Upper Coomera
Chiropractic and Yoga Alignment
Upper Coomera Chiropractic
Melissa McGuire - Chiropractor
Paramount Chiropractic
Rick Haapasaari Ashmore Chiropractic Centre
Ashmore Chiropractic Centre
ACTV Chiropractic
LIFE Chiropractic Bundall
Body Logic Chiropractic
Nature's Way Chiropractic
This Is Life, Holistic Chiropractic & Wellness Gold Coast
Sports & Spinal Broadbeach
Spinal Health Australia
Madison Healthstyle - Robina
Pattaya Massage center
Sports & Spinal Robina
Gold Coast Health & Chiropractic Group
Mudgeeraba Chiropractic
Mind & Body Chiropractic
Family Health Professionals Helensvale
Gold Coast Chiropractic Centre
Chiropractic House | Dr. Rob N. Allan D.C.
Children's Therapy Services Queensland
Coastal Chiropractic & Wellbeing
Surfers Paradise Chiropractic Centre-Dr. Bruce Whittingham
Dr Jeffery Threlfo Osteopath and Chiropractor
Spine and Body Centre of Allied Health
Robina Chiropractic Wellness Centre
Spine Sport Feet Clinic
Southport Chiropractic Clinic
Empowering Wellness Centre
Helensvale Chiropractic Centre
Real Life Chiropractic Broadbeach
Broadbeach Chiropractic
Southcoast Chiropractic Clinic
Ridiculously Well
Chiro One Chiropractor Helensvale
Hands on Health Chiropractic
Atlas Chiropractic | Gold Coast
Mermaid Robina Family Chiropractic
Thrive Health Chiropractic & Wellness Centre, Gold Coast
Body Mechanics Chiropractic
Barham Chiropractic Clinic: Dr. Joanne Barham-Byrne
Burleigh West Chiropractic Clinic - Family Chiropractor
About Pinched Nerve
A pinched nerve, medically known as nerve compression or radiculopathy, occurs when surrounding tissues such as bones, discs, muscles, or tendons apply excessive pressure to a nerve. This can happen anywhere along the spine or at peripheral sites such as the wrist, elbow, or shoulder. Symptoms typically include sharp or burning pain, numbness, tingling, and weakness in the area supplied by the affected nerve. In the cervical spine, a pinched nerve may cause symptoms radiating into the arm and hand, while lumbar nerve compression often causes pain and numbness down the leg. Chiropractic care is a highly effective first-line treatment for pinched nerves. Your chiropractor will conduct a detailed neurological examination to identify the specific nerve involved and the site of compression. Treatment focuses on reducing pressure on the nerve through targeted spinal adjustments, mobilisation techniques, flexion-distraction therapy for disc-related compression, and soft-tissue therapy to release muscular tension around the nerve pathway. Nerve mobilisation and gliding techniques help restore normal nerve movement and reduce irritation. Research in the Spine Journal supports spinal manipulation for cervical and lumbar radiculopathy. Your chiropractor will prescribe specific exercises to maintain the improvements gained during treatment and may recommend postural changes or ergonomic modifications. Most pinched nerves respond well to conservative chiropractic care within 4 to 8 weeks. However, progressive neurological deficits such as increasing weakness or loss of reflexes require prompt referral for medical assessment.
Pinched Nerve FAQs
Can a chiropractor fix a pinched nerve?
Yes. Chiropractors can effectively treat pinched nerves by reducing the pressure on the affected nerve through spinal adjustments, mobilisation, and soft-tissue therapy. Most pinched nerves respond well to conservative chiropractic care within 4 to 8 weeks.
How do I know if I have a pinched nerve?
Common signs of a pinched nerve include sharp or burning pain that radiates along a specific path, numbness or tingling in the arm or leg, muscle weakness, and pins-and-needles sensations. Your chiropractor can perform specific neurological tests to confirm the diagnosis and identify the affected nerve.
What causes a pinched nerve in the neck?
A pinched nerve in the neck (cervical radiculopathy) is most commonly caused by disc herniation, degenerative disc disease, or bone spurs narrowing the space where the nerve exits the spine. Poor posture, repetitive movements, and acute injury can all contribute to the development of a pinched nerve.