Sciatica Relief in Mueller
Sciatica can feel like an electric “zip” from your low back into the hip, buttock, or entire leg, sometimes with tingling or numbness. It’s often linked to irritation of the sciatic nerve, typically from disc changes, joint irritation, or tight muscles that keep pulling the area off-kilter. If bending over, sitting too long, or driving around Mueller lights things up, you’re not alone.
Why Sciatica Keeps Coming Back
Sciatica isn’t always a single “bad move.” It can build from small habits, like slumping at a desk, uneven lifting, old injuries, or workouts that overwork the hips while the low back stiffens. When the spine and pelvis aren’t moving well together, the nerve can get cranky, and the pain pattern repeats.
What Care Looks Like at Whole Family Chiropractors
Visits here are personal and paced, not rushed. Dr. Fisher and our team start by listening to your story and looking at how your spine, pelvis, and hips move, because sciatica is often a “traffic jam” problem, not just pain. We create a plan to ease nerve irritation and improve your daily activities, sitting, lifting, workouts, and even long car rides.
Easing the Nerve Pressure and Calming Inflammation
Care may include gentle chiropractic adjustments, targeted soft-tissue work, and therapeutic techniques to restore better alignment and motion. You’ll also receive simple at-home guidance, such as positioning tips, stretches, and movement ideas tailored to your day. The goal is fewer flare-ups now, plus steadier progress over time.
Symptoms to Look For
- Pain that travels from the lower back into the leg
- Burning, tingling, or numbness in the leg or foot
- Symptoms worsen with sitting, coughing, or bending
- One-sided hip or buttock pain that won’t quit
Frequently Asked Questions
Can sciatica go away on its own?
When should I seek urgent medical care?
Ready to Move Without Pain?
If sciatica is keeping you from sleeping, working out, or feeling your best, our team is here to help you feel more comfortable and mobile.
