If you’re experiencing sharp, radiating pain, numbness, or weakness in your arms or legs, you may be dealing with radiculopathy, commonly known as a pinched nerve.
At Vitality Spine & Wellness in Boca Raton, FL, we specialize in non-surgical, drug-free treatment for radiculopathy. Our goal is to relieve nerve compression, restore spinal function, and help you return to normal activity as quickly and safely as possible.
Radiculopathy occurs when a spinal nerve root becomes compressed, inflamed, or irritated. This pressure disrupts normal nerve signaling, leading to pain and neurological symptoms along the path of that nerve.
Radiculopathy most commonly affects:
The location determines where symptoms appear.
Symptoms may include:
Often associated with sciatica, symptoms include:
If left untreated, nerve compression can worsen over time.
In our Boca Raton patients, radiculopathy is often caused by:
Identifying the underlying cause is essential for effective treatment.
At Vitality Spine & Wellness, we perform a comprehensive evaluation to determine the exact source of nerve compression. Your customized care plan may include:
Restores proper spinal alignment and reduces pressure on affected nerve roots.
A gentle, non-surgical treatment designed to:
Targeted exercises strengthen spinal support muscles and improve stability.
Reduces muscle tension and inflammation contributing to nerve compression.
Schedule an evaluation if you experience:
Early intervention can prevent chronic nerve damage and improve recovery outcomes.
We provide patient-centered spine care designed for long-term results. Serving Boca Raton and Palm Beach County, we focus on restoring function, relieving pain, and helping you stay active.
Don’t ignore nerve pain. The sooner compression is addressed, the better your recovery.
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Radiculopathy is caused by irritation of a nerve root near the spine. Peripheral neuropathy involves damage to nerves farther from the spine, often in the feet and hands.
Some cases improve over time, but persistent numbness, weakness, or pain should be evaluated to identify the cause and prevent further irritation.
Yes. Cervical radiculopathy can cause numbness, tingling, or weakness in the arm and hand, which can resemble carpal tunnel syndrome.
Common causes include herniated or bulging discs, degenerative disc disease, bone spurs, and spinal stenosis.
Spinal decompression may be appropriate for some patients when disc pressure contributes to nerve root irritation. Your examination determines the best approach.
