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Numbness and tingling are warning signs that something isn’t working properly in your body. Some people feel pins-and-needles in their hands or feet. Others notice burning, weakness, or loss of sensation in the arms or legs. These symptoms can make everyday tasks difficult and may point to irritation of nerves in the spine.

 

At Move Chiropractic in Angier, Dr. David Carter takes numbness and tingling seriously. Our goal is to identify the cause and help restore proper function so you can feel and move normally again.

 

Common Causes of Numbness and Tingling

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  • Spinal misalignments

  • Herniated or bulging discs

  • Sciatica or nerve compression

  • Carpal tunnel syndrome

  • Poor posture

  • Pinched nerves from muscle tension

  • Degenerative conditions in the spine

 

How Move Chiropractic Helps

 

By correcting misalignments and reducing pressure on nerves, chiropractic care can often relieve numbness and tingling. Adjustments restore normal motion in the spine, improve circulation, and support healing.

 

Dr. Carter may also suggest stretches, posture changes, or lifestyle habits to reduce stress on your nerves and prevent symptoms from returning.

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FAQs

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Is numbness always serious?
Not always, but it’s often a sign of nerve irritation. It’s best to get checked before it becomes worse.

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Can chiropractic care stop tingling?
Yes, many patients experience relief as the underlying cause is corrected.

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Do I need surgery if I have nerve compression?
Most cases improve with conservative care like chiropractic before surgery is considered.

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Get Help for Numbness and Tingling

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Don’t ignore numbness or tingling. Call or text Move Chiropractic today, or visit our new patient page to schedule your first appointment with Dr. Carter in Angier.

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