Trapped nerve? Not as common as you think…Easily cured by an OSTEOPATH!
All pain that we feel is reported back to us through the nervous system. Whether it is a muscle, joint, ligament, disc, nerve, bone, blood vessel or anything else in the human body, it is the nervous system that tells us it is painful. The only true ‘pain free’ tissue is the brain itself, yet a common diagnosis of sharp pain is a ‘trapped nerve’. The Sports Injuries Specialist – Registered Osteopath – Harrow Osteopaths, Wembley Osteopaths, Chelsea Osteopaths will be able to expertly diagnose the problem and tell you exactly what is going on.
Trapped nerves are not that common, with only 5% approximately being the cause of limb pain. Even then, 95% include a preceding history of spinal pain before the development of any limb pain. It is indeed very convenient and dramatic to describe something as a ‘trapped nerve’, but often it is merely an uneducated guess overlying the true essence of the problem.
A trapped nerve will give symptoms that include: numbness, pins and needles and weakness. Nerve pain is quite specific. It will normally radiate along a leg or an arm as a ‘flash’ of pain, no wider than one or two inches, and then it will go away just as quickly. If you compress the nerve for a period of time, you will tend to feel numbness, tingling, weakness with or without pain.
Osteopathy and Acupuncture are both highly effective tools of releasing a trapped nerve used by The Sports Injuries Specialist – Registered Osteopath – Harrow Osteopaths, Wembley Osteopaths, Chelsea Osteopaths. It may even be that Orthotics are required to correct a bio-mechanical problem.
Sharp pain that you feel when you move your neck or back may not be a trapped nerve. If the pain is local to the spine and does not follow the above pattern, it is by far and away most likely to be an acutely inflamed spinal joint as nerve pain is very rarely confined to the spine. The majority of limb pain is not due to a ‘trapped nerve’ either. The cause is usually very much musculoskeletal or ‘somatic’, which can be caused by inflammation or swelling of a nerve, e.g. a ‘trapped sciatic nerve’.
Treatment: Trapped Nerve, Treatment at Harrow Osteopaths, Wembley Osteopaths, Chelsea Osteopaths by The Sports Injuries Specialist – Registered Osteopath. Regulated: Harrow Osteopaths, Wembley Osteopaths, Chelsea Osteopaths – The Sports Injuries Specialist – Registered Osteopath. How a Trapped Nerve is treated at Harrow Osteopaths, Wembley Osteopaths, Chelsea Osteopaths by The Sports Injuries Specialist – Registered Osteopath. Most patients may find relief from pain and discomfort associated with a trapped nerve through conservative treatments and hot/cold therapy. Patients should speak with the Sports Injuries Specialist – Registered Osteopath – Harrow Osteopaths, Wembley Osteopaths, Chelsea Osteopaths to learn about a variety of treatment methods and prevention techniques to find a plan tailored to their own specific needs.
If you are in Extreme Pain and suspect a Trapped Nerve, then call the Sports Injuries Specialist – Registered Osteopath – Harrow Osteopaths, Wembley Osteopaths, Chelsea Osteopaths for exceptional results immediately:
ZAHIR CHAUDHARY, BA (Hons), BSc (Hons), ND, M Ost.Med
EMAIL: emergencyosteopath@gmail.com
CONTACT: 0208 423 6209; 0792100 4705
WEB: https://www.sportsinjuriesspecialist.co.uk
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