Sciatica Pain Relief
Chiropractic looks at the relationship between your spine and your nervous system, specifically the small misalignments called subluxations, where a joint has shifted enough to irritate the nerves running through it. A subluxation doesn't always come with pain. Plenty of people walk around with one for years before they feel anything at all.
That's because pain is only a small part of what your nervous system is doing. About 10% of it is devoted to registering pain. The other 90% is running everything else, your heartbeat, your hormones, your digestion, your immune response, your sleep, all of it, all the time, whether you notice or not.
So when pain, tension, or a symptom that won't go away finally shows up, it's usually not the start of the problem. It's your body finally raising its hand after compensating for a while. That's what it means to work with a chiropractor who cares for you as a whole, mind-body, spirit.
What We Commonly See Improve With Care
Pain & Structural
Back and neck pain, sciatica, hip pain, knee pain, shoulder pain, jaw tension and TMJ Dysfunction, cervical radiculopathy, headaches, arthritis, poor posture.
Nervous System
Migraines, brain fog, anxiety, trouble sleeping, nerve dysregulation, Bell's palsy, trigeminal neuralgia, torticollis. Measured with INSiGHT scanning.
Hormonal & Reproductive
Menstrual cramps, infertility or trouble conceiving, discomfort during pregnancy.
Infants & Children
Bedwetting, colic, misshapen head, difficult latching, developmental delays, and general nervous system regulation. See pediatric and family care.
Why Charleston Patients Come to Us for This
Chiropractors in Charleston, SC are not hard to find. What's harder to find is one who treats your symptom list as a starting point instead of the whole conversation. We use a hands-on exam plus INSiGHT scan data to build a plan specific to you.
We're located on East Bay Street in the Historic Faber House, downtown, and see patients from across West Ashley, Mount Pleasant, James Island, and North Charleston.