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Neurological Symptom Treatment

At 716 Chiropractic and Wellness, we provide specialized treatment for neurological symptoms that can significantly impact your daily life and well-being. Located in Amherst, NY, chiropractor Dr. Ball offers evidence-based care for headaches, migraines, nerve pain, and other neurological conditions related to spinal dysfunction.

Headache Treatment and Relief

Headaches are among the most common neurological complaints, affecting millions of people regularly. Different types of headaches have distinct causes and require specific treatment approaches for effective relief.

Types of Headaches We Treat

  • Tension headaches

  • Cervicogenic headaches (neck-related)

  • Cluster headaches

  • Sinus headaches

  • Rebound headaches

  • Post-traumatic headaches

  • Hormonal headaches

  • Stress-related headaches

Headache Symptoms and Patterns

  • Dull, aching head pain

  • Pressure sensation around the head

  • Pain that worsens with stress

  • Morning headaches

  • Pain triggered by neck movement

  • Sensitivity to light or sound

  • Muscle tension in neck and shoulders

  • Recurring headache patterns

Comprehensive Headache Treatment

Our approach focuses on identifying and treating the underlying causes of headaches, particularly those related to neck dysfunction and muscle tension. We use gentle spinal adjustments, soft tissue therapy, and lifestyle modifications to provide lasting relief.

Migraine Treatment and Management

Migraines are complex neurological events that involve blood vessel changes, nerve inflammation, and brain chemistry alterations. They can be debilitating and significantly impact quality of life, work productivity, and daily activities.

Migraine Symptoms

  • Severe, throbbing head pain

  • Nausea and vomiting

  • Sensitivity to light (photophobia)

  • Sensitivity to sound (phonophobia)

  • Visual disturbances (aura)

  • Dizziness and balance problems

  • Fatigue and irritability

  • Difficulty concentrating

Common Migraine Triggers

  • Stress and emotional tension

  • Poor posture and neck dysfunction

  • Sleep disturbances

  • Hormonal changes

  • Certain foods and beverages

  • Weather changes

  • Strong odors or lights

  • Physical exertion

Specialized Migraine Care

We provide comprehensive migraine management that addresses spinal alignment, muscle tension, and trigger point therapy. Our approach helps reduce migraine frequency, intensity, and duration while improving overall quality of life.

Pinched Nerve Treatment

A pinched nerve occurs when surrounding tissues apply excessive pressure to a nerve, disrupting its normal function. This can happen anywhere in the body but is most common in the spine, leading to pain and dysfunction.

Pinched Nerve Locations

  • Cervical radiculopathy (neck)

  • Lumbar radiculopathy (lower back)

  • Thoracic outlet syndrome

  • Carpal tunnel syndrome

  • Ulnar nerve entrapment

  • Peroneal nerve compression

  • Median nerve compression

  • Radial nerve entrapment

Pinched Nerve Symptoms

  • Sharp, shooting pain

  • Numbness and tingling

  • Muscle weakness

  • Burning sensations

  • Pain that radiates along nerve pathways

  • Loss of reflexes

  • Difficulty with fine motor tasks

  • Pain that worsens with certain movements

Effective Pinched Nerve Treatment

Our treatment approach focuses on reducing nerve pressure through spinal decompression, targeted adjustments, and soft tissue therapies. We address both the immediate symptoms and underlying causes of nerve compression.

Numbness and Tingling Treatment

Numbness and tingling sensations can result from various causes, ranging from simple postural problems to more complex neurological conditions. Identifying the source is crucial for effective treatment.

Common Causes

  • Spinal nerve compression

  • Peripheral neuropathy

  • Vitamin deficiencies

  • Circulation problems

  • Repetitive strain injuries

  • Diabetic complications

  • Autoimmune conditions

  • Medication side effects

Symptoms We Address

  • Tingling in hands and feet

  • Numbness in extremities

  • "Pins and needles" sensations

  • Burning or electric-like pain

  • Loss of sensation

  • Difficulty with coordination

  • Temperature sensation changes

  • Progressive weakness

Comprehensive Neurological Care

We provide thorough neurological evaluations and targeted treatments to address nerve function issues. Our approach includes spinal correction, nerve mobilization techniques, and lifestyle modifications to promote nerve health.

Arm and Leg Pain from Spinal Issues

Radicular pain occurs when spinal nerve roots become irritated or compressed, causing pain that radiates into the arms or legs. This type of pain follows specific nerve pathways and can be quite debilitating.

Cervical Radiculopathy (Arm Pain)

  • Pain radiating from neck to arm

  • Weakness in specific muscle groups

  • Numbness in fingers

  • Difficulty with grip strength

  • Pain that worsens with neck movement

  • Tingling down the arm

  • Headaches and neck stiffness

  • Sleep disturbances

Lumbar Radiculopathy (Leg Pain)

  • Pain radiating from back to leg

  • Sciatica symptoms

  • Weakness in leg muscles

  • Difficulty walking or standing

  • Numbness in foot or toes

  • Pain that worsens with sitting

  • Loss of reflexes

  • Bowel or bladder changes (severe cases)

Specialized Radiculopathy Treatment

Our treatment protocols focus on reducing nerve root irritation through targeted spinal adjustments, decompression techniques, and nerve mobilization. We address both symptoms and underlying spinal dysfunction.

Dizziness and Vertigo Treatment

Dizziness and vertigo can have various causes, including inner ear problems, neck dysfunction, and neurological issues. When related to spinal problems, chiropractic care can be highly effective.

Types of Dizziness We Treat

  • Cervicogenic dizziness

  • Positional vertigo

  • Post-concussion dizziness

  • Tension-related dizziness

  • Medication-induced dizziness

  • Stress-related balance issues

  • Migraine-associated dizziness

  • Age-related balance problems

Dizziness Symptoms

  • Spinning sensations

  • Lightheadedness

  • Unsteadiness and balance problems

  • Nausea and vomiting

  • Visual disturbances

  • Difficulty concentrating

  • Fatigue and anxiety

  • Fall risk concerns

Comprehensive Dizziness Treatment

We provide specialized care for dizziness related to neck dysfunction and spinal problems. Our treatment includes spinal corrections, balance exercises, and vestibular rehabilitation when appropriate.

Why Choose 716 Chiropractic and Wellness for Neurological Symptoms?

Education and Prevention

We provide patients with understanding of their conditions and practical strategies to prevent future episodes and maintain neurological health.

Specialized Neurological Assessment

We perform comprehensive neurological evaluations including reflex testing, sensory examination, and movement analysis to accurately diagnose nerve-related conditions.

Advanced Treatment Techniques

Our care utilizes gentle, precise adjustments and soft tissue therapies specifically designed to address neurological symptoms and restore normal nerve function.

Patient-Centered Care

We develop individualized treatment plans that consider your specific symptoms, lifestyle factors, and treatment goals for optimal outcomes.

Collaborative Care Approach

When necessary, we work with neurologists, pain specialists, and other healthcare providers to ensure comprehensive care for complex neurological conditions.

Find Relief from Neurological Symptoms Today

Don't let headaches, nerve pain, or other neurological symptoms control your life. Our experienced team at 716 Chiropractic and Wellness is ready to help you find relief and restore proper nerve function.


Contact us today to schedule your comprehensive neurological evaluation and begin your journey to better health.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can chiropractic care help with headaches?

 

Chiropractic treatment addresses spinal dysfunction and muscle tension that often contribute to headaches, particularly tension and cervicogenic headaches originating from neck problems.

What's the difference between headaches and migraines?

Migraines are typically more severe, often one-sided, and accompanied by nausea and light sensitivity. Headaches are generally less severe and don't usually include these additional symptoms.

How do you diagnose a pinched nerve?

We use orthopedic and neurological tests, movement analysis, and symptom patterns to diagnose pinched nerves. Advanced imaging may be recommended for complex cases.

Can neck problems cause dizziness?

Yes, cervicogenic dizziness can occur when neck dysfunction affects the proprioceptive system that helps maintain balance and spatial orientation.

How long does it take to see improvement in neurological symptoms?

Response times vary depending on the condition and severity. Some patients notice improvement within days, while others may require several weeks of consistent treatment.

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