Nerve Pain - Achieve Fast, Lasting Relief in Tamarac
Are tingling, burning sensations, or sharp pain in your legs, arms, or back making daily life a struggle? Does nerve pain keep you from sitting, standing, or moving comfortably? At PhysicalOne in Plantation, we specialize in non-invasive treatments that target the root cause of nerve pain, calm your nervous system, and restore your mobility—so you can get back to living pain-free.
What Causes Nerve Pain?
The nervous system acts as the body’s communication highway, sending signals between your brain and body to control movement and sensation. When nerves are compressed, irritated, or damaged, they can send relentless pain signals—even without a visible injury.
Common causes of nerve pain include:
- Herniated Discs & Bone Spurs: Spinal nerve compression leading to radiating pain in the arms or legs.
- Diabetic Neuropathy: High blood sugar damages nerves, causing burning, tingling, and numbness (often in the feet).
- Autoimmune Disorders: Conditions such as fibromyalgia or multiple sclerosis can make nerves more sensitive to pain and inflammation.
- Repetitive Strain Injuries: Overuse of hands, wrists, or other joints compresses nerves, causing persistent discomfort.
Without proper treatment, nerve pain can worsen, impacting your mobility and quality of life.
Proven Treatments That Work
At PhysicalOne in Plantation, we use a personalized approach to treat nerve pain. Instead of masking symptoms, our treatments address the underlying cause, combining hands-on therapy with corrective techniques to restore function and relieve discomfort.
Our expert team focuses on:
- Relieving Nerve Compression: Manual therapy techniques ease pressure on pinched or irritated nerves.
- Restoring Nerve Mobility: Guided movements and neural flossing exercises free nerves from restrictions.
- Reducing Pain Sensitivity: Strength and mobility exercises retrain the nervous system to process signals more effectively.
- Preventing Recurrence: Postural corrections and stability exercises reduce the likelihood of nerve irritation returning.
We also work closely with other healthcare providers to create a comprehensive plan tailored to your recovery, which may include physical therapy, nutrition support, or medical guidance.
Start Your Recovery Today
If nerve pain is interfering with your life, don’t wait. The sooner you start treatment, the better your chances of achieving lasting relief. At PhysicalOne, we specialize in non-invasive, results-driven solutions to help you feel and move better.
Don’t let nerve pain hold you back any longer. Contact PhysicalOne in Plantation today and start your path to recovery.
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Related FAQs
What does nerve pain feel like?
Nerve pain often feels like burning, shooting, or electric shock-like sensations. Some people experience tingling, numbness, or heightened sensitivity to light touch.
Can nerve pain go away completely?
With targeted treatment, many people experience significant relief or elimination of nerve pain. Rehabilitation improves nerve function, restores mobility, and calms overactive pain signals.
What are the most common types of nerve pain?
Sciatica, caused by nerve compression in the lower back, is one of the most frequent. Diabetic neuropathy, which often begins in the feet, is also widespread and can affect balance and mobility.
What should I expect during physical therapy sessions?
Physical therapy sessions typically involve an assessment of your condition, manual techniques toimprove mobility and flexibility, individualized exercises and activities to help you reach your goals,education on how to prevent further injury or pain, and instruction on proper posture, bodymechanics and other lifestyle changes.
Do I need a referral from my doctor before attending Physical Therapy?
In Florida, Direct Access to physical therapy allows patients to see a physical therapist for evaluation and treatment without a physician’s referral for a limited time.
What do I need to wear or bring with me?
You should dress in comfortable, loose clothing that allows you to move easily and doesn’t restrict circulation. Depending on your condition, your physical therapist may also recommend special shoes or a brace. You should also bring any paperwork related to your medical history, including x-rays, ultrasounds, and doctor’s notes.
What conditions can physical therapy help with?
We treat everything from acute injuries and post-surgical recovery to chronic pain, neurological disorders, and balance impairments.