Nerve Pain Physical Therapy in Emerson, NJ

CAUSES

Nerve pain Physical Therapy may be caused by functional or structural disorder; for example, muscle cramps, vertebral misalignment, muscle weakness, core 45 near me instability and many other problems that Emerson Physical Therapy & Rehab Center doctors will prove to you during the initial examination. Other reasons include, among others:

• A structural pathology like a disc prolapse, protrusion or herniation
• Degenerative changes such as stenosis
• Inflammation of a nerve
• Developmental dysfunctions
• Developmental imbalance with muscles
• Muscular strains
• Ligamentous sprains
• Poor motor control in the thoracic and lumbar spine
• Lack of function and strength with core stability
• Sacroiliac joint dysfunction
• Lumbar pelvic / hip dysfunction
• Disk Bulge / Protrusion
• Not deep breathing system activation or function
• Trauma
• Stress
• Ligamentous sprains
• Poor motor engram functionality
• Poor posture
• Poor foot stability and balance

Most nerve pain disorders resolve with good management.

DIAGNOSIS

At Physical Therapy near Westwood the doctor will start a comprehensive study that will deal with the beginning, cause, duration, severity, vectors, establish practical tasks and functional tasks that cause nerve pain. The cause of nerve pain will be determined at this point; however, magnetic resonance imaging is also very accurate and is preferred in determining the extent and extent of nerve pain if necessary, it will be performed.

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS:

• Nerve Impingement / Entrapment (Radiculopathy)
• Degenerative Disc Disease
• Piriformis Syndrome
• Sciatica
• Disk Herniation / Protrusion / Bulge
• Lumbar Stenosis