LONG ISLAND SCIATICA CARE

Sciatica Evaluation and Care on Long Island

Individualized assessment for lower back pain and symptoms that travel into the buttock or leg.

What sciatica symptoms can feel like

Sciatica is commonly used to describe pain, burning, numbness, tingling or weakness that travels from the lower back or buttock into the leg. Symptoms may be constant or intermittent and can worsen with sitting, standing, bending, lifting, coughing or certain movements.

Radiating leg symptoms can have several possible causes. A careful evaluation is important before treatment begins. Our chiropractors review how symptoms started, identify aggravating activities, assess movement and neurological function, and determine whether chiropractic care is appropriate.

Coordinated, individualized care

When appropriate, a care plan may include chiropractic adjustments, mobility and soft-tissue techniques, therapeutic exercise, activity guidance and physical therapy. Some patients may require diagnostic imaging, medical consultation or referral depending on their symptoms and examination findings.

The goal is to address mobility and function while monitoring changes in pain, sensation and strength. Recommendations and results vary for each patient.

Symptoms that should be evaluated

Radiating Leg Pain

Pain may extend from the lower back or buttock into the thigh, calf or foot.

Numbness or Tingling

Changes in sensation may follow a specific area of the leg or foot.

Weakness

New or progressive leg weakness requires prompt medical evaluation.

Sciatica care near you

Nassau Suffolk Chiropractic PC serves patients throughout Nassau County, Suffolk County and surrounding Long Island communities. Our offices offer chiropractic care and physical therapy for coordinated treatment when clinically appropriate.

Read about back pain relief on Long Island or explore the other conditions we evaluate and treat.

Safety Notice: Seek urgent medical care for progressive leg weakness, loss of bowel or bladder control, saddle numbness, severe trauma, fever with severe back pain or other emergency warning signs.
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