Conditions We Help
Pinched Nerves
When a nerve is under pressure, the message can show up far from the source. Dr. Kim works to relieve it where it actually starts.
A pinched nerve can cause pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness, sometimes right at the spine and often somewhere down the arm or leg. Taking pressure off the nervous system is at the heart of what Dr. Kim does. By correcting the structural shifts behind the compensation, the goal is to free the nerve so your body can function and heal.
Sound familiar?
- Numbness, tingling, or 'pins and needles'
- Sharp or radiating pain into an arm or leg
- Weakness or a heavy, achy feeling
- Symptoms that move or come and go
How Dr. Kim helps
- A structural exam to find where pressure originates
- Correcting forward vertebrae and compensation
- Taking pressure off the nervous system
- Specific, corrective adjustments
Free the nerve at its source
Numbness and tingling are your nervous system asking for help. Dr. Kim’s focus is taking pressure off that system and correcting the cause so the signal can settle.
Start with the $29 new patient special or call 860-495-0362.
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How Dr. Kim treats pinched nerves
Questions
Pinched Nerves: Frequently Asked
What does a pinched nerve feel like?
Often numbness, tingling, radiating pain, or weakness, and it can show up away from the actual source. Dr. Kim works to find where the pressure really starts.
How do you relieve a pinched nerve?
By taking pressure off the nervous system. Dr. Kim corrects the structural shifts and compensation that put the nerve under strain, using specific, precise care.
How do I get started?
Start with the $29 new patient special: consultation, exam, X-rays, and report of findings. Call 860-495-0362 with questions.
Why do I feel my pinched nerve in my hand when the problem is in my spine?
That's the nature of nerves. Pressure at the spine can send the symptom far down the arm or leg. Dr. Kim traces it back to where the pressure actually originates, often a forward vertebra and the compensation around it, so care addresses the real source.
How long until a pinched nerve settles down with care?
It depends on how long the nerve has been under pressure and how much compensation your body has built up. Dr. Kim will be straight with you after your exam about what's realistic for your situation, since every body unwinds at its own pace.
Will I need adjustments forever for a pinched nerve?
No. With Dr. Kim's work there is an end to the corrective care. Once the structural cause is addressed and the nerve has room, the aim is to finish.
Do you accept HSA or FSA for this kind of care?
Yes. Dr. Kim accepts HSA and FSA cards, along with cash, check, and Visa, Mastercard, and Amex. She doesn't bill insurance directly but provides a superbill you can submit to your plan yourself.
Let's find the cause
Start with a $29 consultation, exam, and report of findings: an honest look at whether Dr. Kim can help.