Pinched nerves are frequently treated conditions at Yeronga Chiropractic. Nerves extending from the spinal cord carry signals throughout the body. Nerve pain doesn’t always mean the nerve is literally compressed — irritation can also stem from inflammation, stretching, or overstimulation.
Nerves become compressed between bones, ligaments, or tendons — particularly where the soft tissue protection around them is minimal. A herniated disc pressing on a nerve root is one common cause. Bone spurs, tight muscles, swollen joints, and sustained poor posture can all have the same effect. Symptoms in the neck, shoulders, arms, lower back, or lower limbs point to the affected spinal region and guide the treatment approach.
Nerve pain doesn’t always feel like pain — it can manifest as pins and needles, burning, numbness, or weakness. Symptoms may be localised to one spot or travel along the nerve pathway (as with sciatica). In severe cases where function is significantly compromised, surgical referral may be needed — but most patients respond well to conservative care before that point is reached. Seeking help early prevents the compression from worsening.
We use targeted spinal adjustments, soft tissue techniques, and prescribed stretches to reduce nerve pressure and restore normal joint and muscle function. Rather than masking the symptom with pain relief, we address the root cause — joint alignment, disc health, and muscle balance. Patients typically notice encouraging improvement within a few visits, with exercises provided to maintain gains between appointments and reduce the risk of recurrence.
Same-week appointments available. New patients always welcome. No referral needed.
*Health Funds also Accepted.
