Sciatica  Round Rock, TX ,  San Marcos, TX

What Is Sciatica?

Sciatica occurs when the sciatic nerve is pinched or irritated. This causes shooting pains from the buttocks down the leg. A spinal misalignment can lead to sciatica. This happens when the structures in the hip and lower back compress the sciatic nerve, which leads to irritation and inflammation. Chiropractic adjustments work to properly align the spine by removing compression from the sciatic nerve. In some cases, sciatica is caused by a herniated or slipped disk or narrowing of the spine. Typically, sciatica symptoms will only impact one side of the body.

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Besides the shooting pains that occur, sciatica can also cause:

  • Weakness in the affected leg
  • Reduction in range of motion
  • Trouble sitting comfortably
  • Numbness in the affected leg
  • Sciatica/Lower Back-and-Leg Pain Care

Our practice examines clients with a variety of neck, back, and back pain issues, including sciatica. When you come to an appointment at All Spines Chiropractic you will receive a thorough consultation and examination. Your personal care plan will depend on your specific condition and will include spinal adjustments along with individualized stretches and exercises to provide relief and improve mobility and flexibility.

We are ready to help you find the pain relief that you deserve. Call us today at (512) 520-7607 for our Round Rock office or our San Marcos office to schedule an appointment.

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