Radiating pain after an accident? Stockton chiropractic care since 1994.
What is Post-accident radiating pain?
Radiating pain usually means a spinal nerve is irritated. After a crash this can come from a disc bulge, joint inflammation, muscle spasm pressing on a nerve, or all three. The pain may follow a specific path down the arm or leg, sometimes with numbness, tingling or weakness.
What you may be feeling
Sharp shooting pain
Numbness
Tingling
Weakness
Worse with sitting
Pain with coughing
How we treat post-accident radiating pain
We do a full neurologic and orthopedic exam, on-site digital X-rays, and refer for MRI if the exam suggests it. Care may include specific chiropractic adjustments, flexion-distraction (gentle disc decompression), soft-tissue work, postural correction and home exercises. Many radiating-pain patients respond well to conservative care.
Why Stockton trusts us since 1994
30+ years experience
Dr. Schlenger has worked with radiating-pain injuries since 1994 and knows the red flags.
On-site X-ray
X-rays in the office and easy MRI referral when needed.
Bilingual care
Bilingual English and Spanish care.