Radiating Pain

Pain comes in multiple varieties, and one particularly tricky form it can take is called radiating pain. Radiating pain refers to pain that shoots through the body with no clear origin point. Radiating pain afflicts thousands of individuals in Sandy Springs, and many don’t even know where to start looking for treatment. We’re happy to inform you that chiropractic care is an effective treatment for most types of radiating pain. That’s right; you don’t have to live with your radiating pain forever!

WHAT causes  Radiating Pain?

What’s typically called ‘radiating pain’ is a shocking, shooting pain that travels along a nerve pathway and is often caused by the compression of spinal nerves. Radiculopathy, the medical term for spinal nerve compression, causes the nerves to send garbled signals to the brain and can produce a sensation of radiating pain.

Radiating pain can feel like it’s coming from a wide range of areas of the body. You might feel a sharp pain shoot from your shoulder down into your elbow, from your neck into your head, or from your lower back into your legs and foot, for example.

If you feel radiating pain shooting from your lower back down into your lower legs, you like are experiencing some form of sciatica or damage to the sciatic nerve.

How we can treat your radiating pain

Whether your radiating pain is caused by radiculopathy, sciatica, or some other type of impingement, chiropractic therapy is a safe and effective treatment.

At Georgia Injury Network, we aim to blend the skills and experience we’ve acquired from both our formal education and years of serving the Sandy Springs community. Dr. Dierdorff has been a certified, accredited Chiropractor for over 13 years and has gained extensive experience in treating a wide range of serious ailments resulting in radiating pain. 

We can treat your radiating pain. Let us give you the professional, effective treatment and care you need to say goodbye to radiating pain and get back to the life you deserve.

Get in touch today! Give us a call at (470) 397-1527 or click the button below to request your next appointment.