Sciatica can feel sharp, electric, and unpredictable — pain that starts in your lower back or hip and travels down your leg.
If you’re dealing with burning, tingling, or shooting pain, the real question is not just how to calm it down…
It’s why the nerve is irritated in the first place.
At Spinal Care of Nevada, we focus on identifying and correcting the underlying mechanical cause — not just chasing symptoms.
This patient shares their experience with radiating sciatic pain and focused care. Watch their story to hear what changed in daily movement.
Many patients describe:
Sciatica is not a diagnosis — it’s a symptom of nerve irritation.
Common causes include:
Many people get temporary relief… but the pain returns.
That’s because the underlying issue was never corrected.
If the spine, joints, or movement patterns remain dysfunctional, the nerve continues to be irritated — even if symptoms calm down temporarily.
This is why stretches, medications, or injections often provide relief… but not resolution.
Most approaches focus on reducing pain.
We focus on why the pain exists.
If the mechanics of the spine and pelvis are off, the nerve remains under stress. The same mechanical-first thinking guides how we approach recurring headaches and migraines and TMJ dysfunction.
Until that changes, symptoms tend to cycle.
We restore proper joint mechanics to reduce pressure on the nerve.
Precise, low-force care without aggressive cracking.
We reduce tension in muscles that can compress the nerve.
Yes — when the cause is mechanical.
By improving how your spine and pelvis move and function, we help reduce irritation and improve mobility.
We start with a detailed evaluation to understand the cause of your symptoms.
From there, we build a plan focused on restoring function — not just temporary relief.
Seek immediate care if you experience:
These may indicate a serious condition requiring urgent care.
Sometimes, but the underlying issue often remains.
It depends on the cause — movement can help or aggravate.
It varies, especially if the cause is not addressed.
Yes — prolonged sitting can increase nerve pressure.
We regularly see patients from Summerlin, Las Vegas, Henderson, and surrounding areas including 89134, 89135, 89138, 89117, 89128, 89052 and 89074.
If you’re tired of temporary fixes, we can help you understand what’s really going on.
Call (702) 566-4673 or schedule online.
