Radiculopathy occurs when a nerve root in the spine becomes irritated or compressed, causing pain that may travel into the arm or leg. It often develops from disc issues, joint changes, or prolonged poor posture. Symptoms may include sharp pain, tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness.
Physiotherapy helps treat radiculopathy by reducing pressure on the affected nerve and improving spinal movement. Through guided exercises and hands-on care, physiotherapy relieves symptoms, restores function, and supports long-term recovery.
Radiculopathy affects how nerves transmit signals from the spine to the body. Physiotherapy focuses on improving mobility, reducing nerve irritation, and restoring healthy movement patterns.
Radiating arm or leg pain
Tingling or numbness
Muscle weakness
Pain with certain movements
Reduced daily function
Physiotherapy supports nerve pain relief, improves movement, and restores strength and confidence.
Manual therapy and positioning techniques help reduce nerve pressure and ease symptoms.
Therapeutic exercises improve spinal mobility and support safer nerve movement.
Targeted strengthening improves stability, reduces nerve stress, and supports long-term recovery.
