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Are you experiencing intense back or sciatic pain? Learn why your pain may be related to a pinched nerve in your spine & how a chiropractor can help.

If you've ever experienced knee pain, you know even the most basic daily activities can feel almost impossible. Whether its bending down to pick up the grocery bags, climbing up the office stars, or just getting out of bad, knee pain poses a problem and has negative effects on your ability to accomplish day-to-day tasks.

When you envision yourself enjoying true health, pinched nerves are not part of the picture. A compressed nerve (often called a pinched nerve) causes pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness in your leg or arm. For some, the symptoms are debilitating.

We frequently treat patients suffering from hip pain. If fall into that category, your pain can be from many different things. Chiropractic can certainly help, but so can an awareness of what is causing your pain. Here is what you need to know:

Have you ever strained to reach something up high, or bent down to pick something up off the floor, and suddenly it feels as if your whole back has wrenched up due to a muscle spasm? Well, we feel your pain! All you were trying to do was get something just out of reach, and now you feel like you can't even move. How can such a simple task lead to such excruciating pain?

If you're alive and reading this there's a 100% chance you've done some physical labor. Low back pain is the common result from physical labor, and if your job involves physical labor, you're likely to experience this pain. In fact, having a strenuous job or not, 80% of the U.S. Population complains of low back pain.