What types of personal injuries do you treat?

At Legacy Spine Care, we address the root causes of whiplash, soft tissue injuries and strain, joint pain, and sport-related or work-related injuries.

Do I need a referral after an accident?

Referrals are not required, but we recommend consulting with your physician to rule out serious injuries like internal bleeding or head trauma after an accident.

How soon after an accident should I see a chiropractor?

Seeking early care is essential to prevent complications. However, if it has been weeks or even months since your accident, we can still help support your recovery.

Can chiropractic care help with whiplash or back pain from a car accident?

Through spinal adjustments and soft tissue therapy techniques, chiropractic care can help individuals dealing with whiplash and back pain caused by car accidents.

Does insurance cover personal injury treatment?

Dr. Reid Amedee is in-network with multiple insurance plans. To ensure your plan is covered, please call our clinic at 281-717-8383. We are open Monday to Friday.

Numbness and Tingling Treatment in The Woodlands

That "pins and needles" feeling in your hands, the numbness in your fingers, or the tingling down your arm can be easy to ignore. However, while they are sometimes harmless, they can also signal that something deeper is happening in your nervous system.

At Legacy Spine Care, we get to the root of that signal and deliver effective, nonsurgical treatment for numbness and tingling in The Woodlands, so you can stop guessing and start recovering.

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What Causes Numbness in Fingers and Limbs?

Numbness is a loss of feeling in an area of your body, often linked to a nerve-related issue. It commonly comes alongside tingling or a pins-and-needles sensation.

Numbness and tingling rarely appear without cause. In most cases, they trace back to nerve compression, irritation, or disrupted blood flow somewhere along the nerve pathway. Here are some conditions that may cause numbness:

Pinched nerves in the neck or spine, where a compressed nerve root sends abnormal signals down the arm or leg.
Poor posture or prolonged pressure, such as sitting or sleeping in positions that restrict nerve function over time.
Repetitive hand or arm use, common in desk workers, drivers, and anyone performing repeated overhead or gripping motions.
Herniated discs or spinal issues, where displaced disc material presses directly on nearby nerve roots.
Circulation problems, which can reduce blood flow to the extremities and mimic nerve-related symptoms.
Injury or inflammation affecting nerves, including trauma, joint swelling, or soft tissue damage that irritates surrounding nerve tissue.

Understanding what causes numbness in your fingers and limbs is the first step toward treating it effectively.

Common Symptoms of Nerve-Related Numbness and Tingling

Nerve symptoms present differently from person to person. Some feel a constant low-grade buzz. Others experience sudden, sharp sensations that come and go. Common symptoms include:

Tingling or "pins and needles" sensation, often in the hands, fingers, feet, or toes.
Loss of sensation in the hands or feet, making it difficult to feel texture, temperature, or pressure.
Burning or electric-like feelings, particularly along the arm, leg, or into the fingertips.
Weakness in the affected area, where the hand, arm, or leg feels less responsive or harder to control.
Symptoms that worsen with certain positions, such as looking down at a screen, sitting for extended periods, or lying on one side.

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When Numbness and Tingling Become a Concern

Feeling occasional tingling, like when your foot falls asleep, is usually not a problem. However, if these feelings happen often, get stronger, or start spreading, it’s important to pay attention. Seek care if you notice:

Ongoing or returning symptoms
Symptoms spreading to different areas
Weakness or trouble with coordination
Pain that comes with numbness
Impacts daily activities

Early evaluation makes a meaningful difference. The longer nerve compression or irritation goes unaddressed, the more difficult recovery becomes.

Nonsurgical Numbness and Tingling Treatment We Offer

Chiropractic Care

Numbness and tingling often occur due to misalignment of the cervical or lumbar spine, which can press on nearby nerves. Chiropractic adjustments use gentle pressure to relieve nerve pressure, reduce swelling, and restore normal nerve signals. Treating the cervical spine can provide noticeable relief for symptoms in the hands or arms.

Physical Rehabilitation

Nerve compression can result from weak supporting muscles, poor posture, and imbalanced movement patterns. Our rehabilitation programs strengthen spinal and joint-supporting muscles, improve posture, and restore movement while ensuring a manageable pace to avoid worsening symptoms.

Pain Management

If burning, shooting, or electric sensations are affecting your daily life, we can help you manage your pain. We offer targeted treatments and injections to reduce nerve pain. This way, you can focus on recovering without discomfort getting in your way.

Myofascial Therapy

Tight muscles in the neck, shoulder, or forearm can compress nerves, causing numbness and tingling. Our numbness and tingling therapy applies gentle, sustained pressure to release these restrictions, relieving nerve pressure and improving movement for better rehabilitation.

Shock Wave Therapy

Shockwave therapy delivers focused acoustic energy to the affected area, stimulating blood flow, reducing inflammation, and promoting tissue repair. It's a noninvasive option that works well alongside chiropractic care and physical rehabilitation, especially for patients whose symptoms haven't fully responded to other treatments.

Dry Needling

During dry needling treatment, our chiropractors insert a thin needle into or near trigger points in tight muscles that may be compressing nearby nerves and contributing to numbness and tingling. This releases tension, helps restore normal nerve function, and reduces referred symptoms throughout the affected area.

What Sets Us Apart

At Legacy Spine Care, we know that numbness and tingling can be frustrating, especially when you've been told to "wait and see." We don’t undermine your pain and we don’t invalidate your frustration. Our treatment services in The Woodlands for numbness and tingling give you answers and a clear path forward from your very first visit.

Personalized Treatment Plans

No two patients experience nerve symptoms the same way. Your plan is based on your symptoms, history, and goals.

Cutting-Edge Techniques

We use modern, integrated techniques, from chiropractic care to physical rehabilitation and myofascial therapy, so you don't have to piece your recovery together from multiple providers.

Compassionate Care

Persistent nerve symptoms can be unsettling. Our team takes the time to explain what's happening, address your concerns, and make sure you feel supported every step of the way.

Patient-Focused Approach

Your progress shapes our decisions. We monitor your symptoms and adjust your care plan to match your recovery pace, not a fixed timeline.

Why Choose us

What to Expect During Your Visit

We make your first visit straightforward and reassuring. Here's what you can expect:

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Intake and History Review

We talk about your symptoms: where and when they started, what triggers them, and their impact on your daily life.

Movement and Function Testing

We check your movement, reflexes, muscle strength, and nerve response to find out where the problem is.

Initial Findings Discussion

Based on our tests, we provide a clear explanation of our findings.

Care Plan Introduction

We walk you through a personalized treatment plan and set realistic expectations for your recovery timeline.

Meet Dr. Reid Amedee

Dr. Amedee is a licensed chiropractor with over 15 years of experience in providing pain relief for personal injury in The Woodlands. Known for his attentiveness, he treats patients of all ages with personalized care and proven techniques.

Valedictorian of Texas Chiropractic College
Extensive experience in multidisciplinary care, collaborating with physical therapy, pain management, orthopedic surgeons, and other doctors
Trained in the Graston Technique® and Kinesio® Taping

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FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends. Occasional tingling from sitting in one position too long is usually harmless. But if symptoms keep coming back, spread to other areas, or are accompanied by weakness or pain, it's worth getting checked out sooner rather than later.

Ongoing nerve compression can lead to worsening symptoms and, in some cases, lasting nerve damage. The sooner you address the cause, the better your chances of a full recovery.

Yes. Chronic stress can lead to muscle tension in the neck and shoulders, which can press on nerves and cause tingling or numbness. It can also alter your breathing, reducing blood flow and creating similar sensations.

Sometimes, if the cause is temporary, like brief pressure on a nerve. But if symptoms persist, keep recurring, or gradually worsen, they're unlikely to resolve without treating the underlying cause.

Most likely, yes. We accept Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Humana, United, Aetna, and Ambetter. Give us a call at (281) 717-8383, and we'll help you verify your coverage before your first visit.

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Restore Sensation and Nerve Function Naturally

Numbness and tingling aren't always a cause for alarm, but when they keep coming back, spread, or start interfering with your daily life, it's time to consult a professional.

Find your solution here at Legacy Spine Care. Our treatment in The Woodlands for numbness and tingling helps restore sensation, relieve nerve pain, and get you back to moving and functioning the way you should. Schedule your consultation today.

Numbness and Tingling Treatment in The Woodlands

What Causes Numbness in Fingers and Limbs?

Common Symptoms of Nerve-Related Numbness and Tingling

When Numbness and Tingling Become a Concern