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    Pinched nerve & radiculopathy care

    Pinched Nerve and Spinal Nerve Root Treatment in Orlando, FL

    An injured or diseased spinal nerve root, often called a pinched nerve or radiculopathy, happens when a nerve leaving the spine is compressed or inflamed by a herniated disc, bone spur, degenerated disc or injury, causing radiating pain, numbness, tingling or weakness in the arms or legs. Orlando Spine and Wellness Center treats nerve root pain without surgery using spinal decompression, chiropractic adjustments and Class IV laser therapy.

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    Non-surgical care
    Neurological checks
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    Pinched nerve treatment at our Orlando chiropractic clinic
    DecompressionRelieve nerve pressure
    Class IV LaserReduce nerve inflammation
    Gentle AdjustmentsMotion around the nerve
    OrlandoMeadow WoodsLake NonaHunters CreekKissimmeeWinter GardenDowntown Orlando
    The basics

    What Is a Spinal Nerve Root?

    Nerve roots branch off the spinal cord and exit between the vertebrae to carry signals to your arms, legs and organs. Because the openings are small, swelling, disc material or bone spurs can easily compress them. Nerve root irritation in the neck is called cervical radiculopathy, and in the lower back it is called lumbar radiculopathy, which often causes sciatica.

    In the neckCervical radiculopathy

    Nerve root irritation in the neck is called cervical radiculopathy.

    In the lower backLumbar radiculopathy

    Nerve root irritation in the lower back is called lumbar radiculopathy, which often causes sciatica.

    Understand your pain

    Why Nerve Roots Get Pinched and How It Feels

    What Causes Nerve Root Injury or Irritation?

    01

    Herniated and bulging discs

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    Degenerative disc disease and bone spurs

    03

    Facet joint enlargement and spinal stenosis

    04

    Car accidents, falls and sports injuries

    05

    Inflammation and repetitive strain

    06

    Conditions such as diabetes that affect nerve health

    Your care plan

    How We Treat Pinched Nerves

    Non-surgical care that takes pressure and inflammation off the nerve root.

    Spinal Decompression

    Spinal decompression to relieve pressure on discs and nerve roots.

    Gentle Adjustments

    Gentle chiropractic adjustments to improve spinal motion around the nerve.

    Class IV Laser Therapy

    Class IV laser therapy to reduce nerve inflammation.

    Traction & E-Stim

    Intersegmental traction and electrical muscle stimulation to ease spasm.

    Rehab & Nerve Mobility

    Exercise rehabilitation and nerve mobility exercises to restore strength and function.

    Neurological Exams

    Your doctor performs a neurological exam to track strength, sensation and reflexes throughout care.

    We track what matters at every neurological check:

    Strength Sensation Reflexes
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    When to Seek Emergency Care

    Go to the ER for sudden weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control, numbness in the groin or symptoms in both arms or legs.

    Sudden weakness Loss of bladder or bowel control Numbness in the groin Symptoms in both arms or legs
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    Auto accident injuries

    Pinched Nerves After Car Accidents

    Whiplash and impact injuries can damage discs and joints that compress nerve roots, and tingling or weakness may appear days after the crash. Get evaluated within 14 days to protect Florida PIP benefits.

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    Dr. Michael Bowerman, D.C.

    Chiropractic Physician

    Palmer College graduate Strength & Conditioning Rehabilitation
    Why us

    Why Choose Our Orlando Spine Center?

    Dr. Michael Bowerman, D.C., a Palmer College graduate with a background in strength and conditioning and rehabilitation, lists nerve entrapment and disc injuries among his areas of focus. Your plan includes regular neurological checks so we can measure improvement in strength, sensation and reflexes.

    Nerve entrapment focus

    Nerve entrapment is one of Dr. Bowerman’s areas of focus.

    Disc injury focus

    Disc injuries are another of his areas of focus.

    Regular neurological checks

    Your plan includes regular neurological checks.

    Measured improvement

    We measure improvement in strength, sensation and reflexes.

    Learn more about our team
    Find us

    Nerve Pain Relief Near Meadow Woods and Lake Nona

    Visit 13802 Landstar Blvd., #107, Orlando, FL 32824, serving Meadow Woods, Lake Nona, Hunters Creek, Kissimmee, Winter Garden and Downtown Orlando. Call (321) 234-0124 or schedule your visit.

    Address13802 Landstar Blvd., #107, Orlando, FL 32824
    Call or schedule your visit(321) 234-0124

    Office Hours

    Checking hours…
    Mon, Wed & Thu9am – 12pm | 1pm – 6pm
    Tuesday8am – 12pm | 1pm – 5pm
    Friday8am – 1pm
    Saturday – SundayClosed
    FAQ

    Spinal Nerve Root Injury: Frequently Asked Questions

    Still have questions? Our team is happy to help you find the right care. (321) 234-0124
    What is a pinched nerve?
    A pinched nerve is a nerve root compressed or irritated by surrounding structures, causing pain, numbness, tingling or weakness.
    Can a chiropractor help a pinched nerve?
    Yes. Decompression, adjustments, laser therapy and exercises can relieve pressure and inflammation on many pinched nerves.
    How long does a pinched nerve take to heal?
    Many improve within a few weeks to a few months, depending on the cause and severity.
    What is radiculopathy?
    Radiculopathy is irritation or injury of a spinal nerve root, causing symptoms that radiate into the arms or legs.
    Can a pinched nerve cause weakness?
    Yes. Compression can affect the nerve’s ability to signal muscles, causing weakness.
    Does spinal decompression help nerve pain?
    Decompression reduces pressure on discs and nerve roots and is commonly used for nerve pain.
    Can a car accident cause a pinched nerve?
    Yes. Crashes can injure discs and joints that compress nerve roots, sometimes days later.
    When is nerve pain serious?
    Progressive weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control or groin numbness need emergency care.
    Can a pinched nerve heal on its own?
    Some do, but care can speed recovery and reduce the risk of lasting weakness.
    Do I need an MRI for a pinched nerve?
    An MRI may be recommended for severe, worsening or persistent nerve symptoms.

    Take the Pressure Off Your Pinched Nerve

    Get a neurological exam and a non-surgical plan that tracks your strength, sensation and reflexes as you improve.

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