A pinched nerve occurs when surrounding tissues—such as bones, muscles, or discs—apply excessive pressure to a nerve. This compression can disrupt nerve function, leading to pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness. Common causes include herniated discs, poor posture, repetitive movements, and spinal misalignment.
About the Author: Andrew Smith, D.C.
Dr. Smith graduated from the State University at Albany with a bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. He continued his studies and received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Life University in Atlanta.
Many years in practice and thousands of patients has lead Dr. Smith to develop the A.S. remodeling procedure. These unique protocols address the triad of headaches, neck pain and TMJD. He uses state of the art, FDA approved technology called ITRAC to help reposition the cervical spine while relieving pressure on delicate discs and nerves.