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Acupuncture for Sciatica in Litchfield Park, Arizona

Sciatica is characterized by radiating pain, numbness, or tingling that travels from the lower back into the hip, leg, or foot. While often attributed to disc irritation or nerve compression, sciatica frequently reflects deeper structural imbalance and nervous system involvement.

At Roots and Branches Healing Center in Litchfield Park, treatment focuses on restoring alignment, reducing inflammatory load, and regulating the nervous system rather than simply masking symptoms.

What Causes Sciatica?

Sciatic nerve irritation may be associated with:

  • Lumbar disc involvement

  • Pelvic imbalance

  • Piriformis tension

  • Prolonged sitting and postural strain

  • Inflammatory stress

Structural asymmetry in the pelvis or lumbar spine often creates sustained nerve irritation. Without addressing these mechanical contributors, symptoms may recur.

A Structural & Neurological Approach to Treatment

Acupuncture for sciatica is designed to:

  • Reduce nerve irritation

  • Improve local circulation

  • Decrease inflammatory signaling

  • Relax compensatory muscle guarding

  • Support nervous system regulation

In certain cases, acupuncture injection therapy may be incorporated to address persistent inflammatory patterns.

Treatment is individualized and informed by structural assessment of the lumbar spine and pelvis.

Common Sciatica Symptoms

  • Radiating leg pain

  • Burning or electric sensation

  • Numbness in the foot

  • Hip or gluteal pain

  • Pain that worsens with sitting

When to Seek Care

If sciatica symptoms persist beyond a few weeks, worsen with prolonged sitting, or recur frequently, structural and neurological contributors are often involved.

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Early intervention may help prevent chronic compensation patterns.

If you are experiencing sciatica in Litchfield Park or the West Valley, personalized acupuncture and structural evaluation may help restore comfort and long-term stability.

Schedule a visit to address the root of sciatic nerve irritation.

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