Ingunial nerve pain

2025-05-20 16:25:43
Can chiropractor can help in nerve pain as i m suffering from nerve pain since 2020.this pain is not allowing me to live my life peacfully
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Yes, chiropractor can help relieve  nerve pain but need proper info for proper treatment suggestion.

Answered2025-05-21 15:47:20

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Hi, yes. it might give you a quick relief however it will not manage your root cause and sometimes Chiro adjustments flare up the condition. thus you should first get a consultation properly to rule out any red flags. and physiotherapy including rehabilitation will help you recover fully and help you get back to your normal life effectively.
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get an online consultation.
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avoid low height sitting, don't sit on high chair where you leg is in hanging position, wear lumbar support belt due to reduce nerve pressure. don't carry weight more than 2 kg.

Answered2025-05-23 05:40:52

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Hi please take an online consultation for best diagnosis and treatment.
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Difficult to understand without having seen the condition.
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Rest. To visit the off line Physio clinic.

Answered2025-05-22 01:58:18

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Yes, a chiropractor can help with nerve pain — especially if it’s caused by spinal misalignment, disc issues, or nerve compression (like sciatica). However, it depends on the cause of the nerve pain. In some cases, medical or neurological treatment may be more appropriate.

Answered2025-05-21 15:08:49

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It’s better to consult so that more details can be gathered

Answered2025-05-21 14:52:36

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With limited information, it is hard to infer the cause of the issue. Chiropractic treatment involves high velocity thrusts and though these could have quick relief, you could look for a gentler mobilisation and exercise based approach using Physiotherapy

Answered2025-05-21 12:12:32

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