Nerve Pain Treatment, Conway, AR
Nerve pain caused by compression in the neck or lower back can be intense and debilitating. When spinal discs or surrounding structures press on nerve roots, it can send sharp, burning, or tingling pain down the arms or legs—making it difficult to work, sleep, or enjoy daily life.
Dr. Keith Currie takes a holistic, drug-free approach to relieving this type of nerve pain. Through the Currie Method Protocol, we reduce inflammation, relieve pressure on compressed nerves, and restore proper function—without the use of medications, injections, or surgery.
Many patients who had lost hope have found real relief and lasting improvement under Dr. Currie’s care.
Schedule your free consultation with Dr. Currie today and take the first step toward getting your life back—without pain.
What is Nerve Pain?
Nerve pain—also known as neuropathic pain—occurs when nerves are irritated, compressed, or damaged. It can feel like burning, tingling, numbness, or sharp, shooting pain. For some, it’s constant. For others, it comes and goes—but either way, it can make daily life difficult.
At Dr. Keith Currie’s clinic, we use the Currie Method Protocol to treat the root cause of nerve pain—whether it stems from spinal compression, inflammation, or disc problems. Our approach is non-invasive, drug-free, and focused on real, lasting relief.
If you’re living with nerve pain, don’t wait. Schedule your free consultation with Dr. Currie today and start your journey toward healing.
Common Causes of Chronic Nerve Pain
Understanding the potential causes of nerve pain can help you prevent it in the future. For those already experiencing nerve problems, it can be helpful to understand the causes in order to identify what may have caused your condition. Nerve pain is often the result of one of a variety of factors:
Diabetes
Diabetic neuropathy can occur in many patients who have diabetes.
Central Nervous System Disorders
Strokes, Parkinson's disease, and multiple sclerosis are all disorders that can cause chronic pain throughout the body.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
CRPS causes chronic pain throughout the body.
Shingles
Shingles causes major nerve pain in the body; the condition usually lies dormant in people who have had chickenpox as a child.
Spinal Nerve Compression
Spinal nerve compression can put pressure on the nerves in the spinal canal, causing pain.
What symptoms does nerve pain cause?
Symptoms of nerve pain can vary in type and severity. Some of the symptoms that benefit from an evaluation at Currie Health & Wellness include:
Spontaneous pain
Allodynia
nerve pain with light touch, brushing your skin, or even putting on clothes
Hyperalgesia
a condition where your body becomes unusually sensitive to pain
Hypoalgesia
a condition where the body has a reduced sensitivity to pain
Dysesthesia
touch, temperature, or pressure—feel unpleasant, painful, or distorted
Insomnia
compressed or irritated nerves in the spine experience sharp, burning, or tingling pain that gets worse at night
Numbness
one of the most common—and concerning—symptoms of nerve pain
What are the Treatment Options for Nerve Pain?
WHAT TREATMENTS ARE AVAILABLE TO PATIENTS WITH NERVE PAIN?
Currie Health & Wellness offers different types of treatment, each serving a different purpose. Some of the treatments you may be recommended include:
Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression Therapy
Dr. Keith Currie’s proprietary Currie Method Protocol includes advanced therapies that work to relieve spinal pressure, improve alignment, rehydrate discs, and create more space within the spinal canal. By doing so, it helps take pressure off irritated nerves—reducing pain.
Neuropathy Management
We offer a variety of treatments to help manage neuropathy.
Spinal Stenosis Treatment
Treatments for spinal stenosis can help reduce pressure on the nerves in the spinal canal.
Acupuncture
Acupuncture helps relieve nerve pain by stimulating specific points in the body to improve blood flow, reduce inflammation, and calm overactive nerve signals—naturally and without medication.
Class Four Lightforce Laser Therapy
The LightForce Class IV Deep Tissue Laser helps relieve nerve pain by delivering focused light energy deep into the tissues, where it stimulates cellular repair, reduces inflammation, and improves blood flow. This process, known as photobiomodulation, helps calm irritated or compressed nerves, accelerates healing in damaged tissues, and provides lasting pain relief—without the need for drugs or injections.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main cause of nerve pain?
While diabetes is the most common cause of nerve pain overall—due to its impact on blood sugar and long-term nerve health—Dr. Currie’s spine pain protocols focus on nerve pain caused by spinal degeneration and decay. When discs in the neck or low back deteriorate or slip out of place, they can compress nearby nerves, leading to sharp, burning, or radiating pain in the arms or legs.
Dr. Keith Currie is highly trained in identifying and treating these spinal causes of nerve pain through his non-surgical Currie Method Protocol.
As a Board-Certified Chiropractic Internist and Certified Nutritional Pathology and Functional Medicine Practitioner, Dr. Currie has a thriving Functional Medicine practice in which he also helps many people with diabetes and other chronic conditions improve their overall health, naturally and holistically.
If you’re suffering from nerve pain—especially related to spinal issues—schedule your free consultation with Dr. Currie today. There may still be a real path to healing.
Can a person get rid of nerve pain?
Yes—many people do find real and lasting relief from nerve pain, especially when the root cause is properly identified and treated.
Throughout his 21 year career, Dr. Keith Currie has helped thousands of patients overcome nerve pain and dysfunction through his non-surgical, drug-free Currie Method Protocol. The success of his approach is reflected in the countless written and video testimonials from patients who once suffered with debilitating pain—and are now living fuller, healthier lives.
If you’ve been told there’s nothing more that can be done, don’t give up. Schedule your free consultation with Dr. Currie and discover what’s possible.
What worsens nerve pain?
Nerve pain can be worsened by factors like smoking, alcohol abuse, infections, and toxin exposure, but one of the most serious causes is nerve compression from degenerative discs in the neck or low back. When these damaged discs press on delicate spinal nerves, it can cause not just localized pain—but radiating pain into the arms, legs, hands, or feet.
If left untreated, this compression can lead to permanent nerve damage.
That’s why it’s critical to get properly evaluated. Dr. Keith Currie knows how to identify the root cause of nerve pain and offers unique, non-surgical solutions that relieve pressure and restore function.
If you’re experiencing nerve pain—especially radiating symptoms—schedule your free consultation with Dr. Currie today. Early action can make all the difference.
How Can a Protruding, Bulging, or Herniated Disc Cause Nerve Damage?
When a spinal disc becomes bulging (protruding) or herniated, it means that the disc has weakened or shifted out of place—often due to degeneration, injury, or repetitive strain. As it pushes beyond its normal boundary, it can compress or irritate nearby spinal nerves. This pressure disrupts normal nerve function and causes symptoms like pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness in the arms or legs.
If the pressure on the nerve is severe or left untreated, it can lead to chronic inflammation and long-term nerve damage, sometimes resulting in permanent loss of sensation or function.
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