If you have pain, tingling, or numbness running from your low back into your glute or leg, we help active adults get relief with hands-on chiropractic care.
Located in East Vancouver • Victory Spine and Sport
Sciatica often feels like nerve irritation rather than just “back pain.” It can show up as:
If this sounds familiar, the first step is figuring out what’s irritating the nerve and what needs to change so it can calm down.
Sciatica is a symptom — it usually means the sciatic nerve is irritated somewhere along its path.
Most commonly, that irritation comes from the low back or the hip/glute area. When joints get stiff or tissues get overloaded, the body tightens up to protect the area — and the nerve can become sensitive.
That’s why a thorough exam matters. The goal is to identify what’s driving the irritation (and what’s keeping it stuck), then address it with hands-on care and simple next steps.
Quick note: If you notice severe or rapidly worsening weakness, loss of bowel/bladder control, or numbness in the groin/saddle area, seek urgent medical care.
Sciatica care should be focused and specific — not generic. Your plan is based on what we find, but most cases follow a simple approach:
Our goal is straightforward: reduce nerve irritation, improve mobility, and help you sit, walk, and move with less discomfort.
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Before you arrive: We send electronic intake forms so you can complete everything ahead of time. If you’re using insurance, we review your information and verify benefits before your visit.
Step 1: We get clear on your symptoms.
We’ll talk through where the pain travels, what positions make it worse (often sitting or driving), and what you’re trying to get back to doing.
Step 2: Thorough, hands-on exam.
We assess the low back, hips, and surrounding tissues to identify what’s irritating the nerve and what’s limiting your movement.
Step 3: Clear explanation + next steps.
You’ll get a straightforward explanation of what we found and a simple plan moving forward.
Step 4: Treatment may start on day one.
If appropriate, care may include a chiropractic adjustment, manual therapy, and simple mobility work to help calm symptoms down.
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If pain, tingling, or numbness is keeping you from sitting comfortably, walking normally, or staying active, we’re here to help. Book online anytime, or contact the office if you have questions first.
Questions before booking? Visit our Contact page.
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(360) 818-4626.