Utah Accident Clinic

Chiropractic Treatment for Numbness & Tingling

At a certain point in your life, you may experience numbness or tingling sensations in certain parts of your body. This could lead to a medical professional prescribing medicine, applying shots to the affected area, and/or suggesting surgery. While these treatment options may reduce numbing and tingling, they may also cause more serious complications and longer recovery.

Many people compare the sensations as the feeling you get when your leg falls asleep when sitting down too long or lots of tiny needles poking at the area. These feelings of sensation are symptoms that can occur for many different reasons. The top three reasons patients could be feeling this numbness and tingling is from trauma, a metabolic disorder, or a neurological event.

Chiropractic Treatment Reduces Complications

Utah Accident Clinic professionals will dive deeper into finding out why you are feeling the numbness and tingling in the affected area. For instance, if there was some kind of trauma that occurred, our skilled chiropractors would treat that area for the damage and not for the feeling of numbness and tingling. Chiropractic treatment is the safest and most non-invasive treatment for those symptoms and will help to reduce inflammation and restore proper function of the affected nerves.

Specialized Chiropractic Treatment in Utah

Our chiropractors know how important it is to listen to our patients. This is why we carefully examine and assess the situation before jumping to any conclusions. Prior to treatment, we will evaluate your health history and the timeline of your symptoms. We will create a specialized treatment plan and let you know what you can expect during recovery. We want you to feel comfortable once you step through our doors, know we are here to restore your health.

When to Call 911

If you are experiencing numbness and tingling on one side of your body and weakness in your face, arm or leg, you could be experiencing a stroke. Other things to look out for is trouble speaking, confusion, blurriness, and/or trouble walking. You should call 911 immediately if you are experiencing these symptoms.

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