Relief for Sciatica, Nerve Pain & Numbness
Stop chasing the pain and start fixing the cause. Whether it's sciatica or that constant 'jhanjhanahat' in your hands, we use manual therapy and targeted exercises—not just machines—to bring back feeling and function.
This 22-year-old patient had sciatica, with pain when lifting his leg. This video shows his assessment and the start of his treatment with electric dry needling to target the compressed nerve root.
This is the 'after' video for the sciatica patient from Part 1. Following a full treatment of needling and chiropractic adjustments, his range of motion improved significantly and the pain was gone.
This patient experienced numbness and a feeling of ants crawling in his glutes when sitting for long periods, a classic sign of piriformis syndrome. I am performing dry needling with electrical stimulation directly on the piriformis muscle to release it.
Are you experiencing numbness or tingling in your hands, especially at night? This could be cervical radiculopathy, where the problem is in your neck, not your hand. Here I am consulting with a patient experiencing these exact symptoms.
This is part two of a case of post-pregnancy sciatica, where the patient lost almost all sensation in her leg. We are using an Electrical Muscle Stimulator (EMS) to help her calf muscles contract, a crucial step in regaining nerve function and muscle control.
This patient developed severe sciatica and leg paralysis after her pregnancy. Her calf muscle had completely lost its ability to contract against gravity. This video explains the MMT scale (Manual Muscle Testing) I use to assess her muscle grade.
This is a behind-the-scenes look at a staff member explaining a patient's carpal tunnel treatment. The session includes dry needling, manual release, and kinesiology taping to manage her symptoms.
Here I am performing electric dry needling on a patient with carpal tunnel syndrome. This advanced technique helps stimulate the median nerve and release the tight muscles in the forearm that contribute to the numbness and pain.
About Relief for Sciatica, Nerve Pain & Numbness
Many people come to me with numbness in their hands, assuming the problem lies right where they feel the sensation. Often, that 'jhanjhanahat' is actually referred pain from a nerve trapped in your neck or shoulder. At Ace of Spine, we stop guessing and start diagnosing, because unless you treat the actual source, you are just masking the symptoms.
Nerve issues—sciatica, carpal tunnel syndrome, or piriformis syndrome—require more than just heat packs or generic therapy. My approach is rooted in finding exactly where the compression is happening. If it is sciatica, we do not just work on your back; we check your hips and glutes, because the root cause is rarely as simple as it feels. If it is a hand issue, we screen your cervical spine (neck) to rule out radiculopathy.
We use dry needling to release hypertonic muscles that are crushing nerves and electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) to wake up muscles that have gone dormant due to nerve impingement. This is not about 'cracking' your bones for a quick pop; it is about giving your nerves space to breathe and heal.
Consistency is the bridge between a clinic session and true recovery. I will provide a specific exercise plan tailored to your exact condition, whether it is for facial palsy, post-pregnancy nerve pain, or a disc bulge. My job is to show you the path, but your progress depends on doing the work at home. If you are done with quick fixes and want to get back to a life of movement, my clinic in Najafgarh is where we start that process.
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