Treatment
Sciatica Therapy
Calm the nerve. Reduce pressure at the source. Explore non-surgical options first.
Most sciatica involves nerve compression and inflammation that injections and generic stretching don't resolve. Our protocol identifies the source of the irritation and uses computer-guided spinal decompression, anti-inflammatory care, and nerve-glide rehabilitation to help the nerve settle and stay settled.
How it works
The step-by-step protocol.
Nerve-source evaluation
Confirm which nerve root is involved and what may be compressing it before care begins.
Computer-guided decompression
Cycled, gentle traction designed to reduce pressure on the disc and nerve.
Anti-inflammatory protocols
Settle the irritated nerve so the body can stop guarding.
Nerve-glide & stabilization rehabilitation
Support nerve mobility and build the core and hip patterns that reduce re-flare risk.
What's included
Modalities used in this protocol.
- Non-surgical spinal decompression
- Precision chiropractic care
- Nerve-glide and stabilization rehabilitation
- At-home guidance to avoid flare triggers
Who this may be appropriate for
- Leg pain, numbness, or tingling that radiates from the low back
- Sitting or bending makes it worse
- Epidurals that wore off
- Interested in exploring non-surgical options
Care recommendations are individualized. An evaluation determines whether this approach may be appropriate for you.
What to expect
No surprises — here's the rhythm of care.
Frequency
1–2x per week, early phase
Typical plan
8–12 weeks
Sensation
Most patients find decompression relaxing
Patient testimonials
Hear it from patients in their own words.
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Common questions
Ready to find out if sciatica therapy is right for you?
Schedule your consultation with Dr. Troy Stuckey, Doctor of Chiropractic. No pressure, no obligation — just a clear answer about whether you're a candidate.