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Pinched Nerve Physiotherapy

Ease the tingling, numbness and radiating pain of a pinched nerve by relieving the pressure on it and restoring healthy movement.

Understanding it

What is Pinched Nerve?

A pinched nerve occurs when surrounding tissue — muscle, disc or bone — presses on a nerve, causing pain, tingling or numbness that can travel along the nerve's path.

We work out where the nerve is being compressed and use gentle techniques and targeted exercise to take the pressure off and let the nerve settle.

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Signs to watch for

Common symptoms

  • Sharp or burning pain along a nerve path
  • Tingling or 'pins and needles'
  • Numbness in part of a limb
  • Muscle weakness or clumsiness
  • Symptoms that change with certain positions
Why it happens

Common causes

  • Disc bulge pressing on a nerve root
  • Tight muscles compressing a nerve
  • Poor posture and repetitive strain
  • Joint stiffness in the spine
  • Swelling after an injury
Our approach

How Orthocare treats it

Every plan starts with a proper assessment and is built around your body, your goals and your daily life.

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Locating the cause

A thorough exam to find exactly where the nerve is being compressed.

Decompression techniques

Manual therapy and nerve-gliding movements to relieve pressure.

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Muscle release

Easing tight muscles that may be trapping the nerve.

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Strength & posture

Rebuilding support so the nerve is not pinched again.

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Why choose us

Care that treats you, not just the symptom

Led by Dr. Anand Kumar (PT), BPT, our team gives you one-on-one attention and a plan that actually lasts.

  • Detailed first assessment and honest diagnosis
  • One-on-one sessions — never handed to assistants
  • Clear progress tracking at every visit
  • Home exercise guidance so you keep improving
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Good to know

Frequently asked questions

How long does a pinched nerve take to settle?

Many cases improve within a few weeks of focused physiotherapy, though it depends on the cause and severity. We track your progress closely.

Can a pinched nerve cause permanent damage?

Most settle fully with timely care. Persistent weakness or numbness should be assessed promptly, which we do as part of your treatment.

Ready to feel better?

Book your assessment today and take the first step towards lasting relief.

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