Sciatica & Pinched Nerve Chiropractor Near Pittsburgh

Serving Carnegie, McDonald & Pittsburgh’s South Hills

Looking for a chiropractic clinic near Pittsburgh with experience treating sciatica, pinched nerve pain, and low back pain? Randour Chiropractic Clinics helps patients in Carnegie, McDonald, Pittsburgh’s South Hills, Bridgeville, Scott Township, South Fayette, Robinson Township, Cecil, Oakdale, Canonsburg, and nearby communities with conservative chiropractic care for radiating back pain, leg pain, numbness, tingling, and mobility issues.

If sharp, burning pain shoots from your lower back into your hip, glute, or leg — or you feel tingling, numbness, or weakness — you may be dealing with sciatica or a pinched nerve. Our third-generation, family-owned chiropractic practice has served the Pittsburgh area since 1942 with practical, targeted care focused on helping patients move and feel better.

Sciatica is one of the most common nerve-related causes of low back pain. Dr. Jim Goodge and Dr. Adam Robison routinely evaluate and treat sciatica, pinched nerve symptoms, and related back pain conditions using conservative chiropractic care.

What is a pinched nerve? What is sciatica?

A pinched nerve happens when surrounding tissues — such as a disc, joint, muscle, ligament, or inflamed tissue — place pressure on or irritate a nerve.

Sciatica refers to pain or nerve symptoms that follow the sciatic nerve pathway. This often causes pain that starts in the low back or glute area and travels into the hip, leg, or foot.

Common Symptoms of Sciatica or a Pinched Nerve

Symptoms may include:

• Lower back, hip, glute, or leg pain

• Pain that radiates down one leg

• Tingling or pins-and-needles sensations

• Numbness in the leg or foot

• Muscle weakness or a leg that feels like it may “give way”

• Pain that worsens with sitting, bending, lifting, or driving

• Difficulty sleeping, walking, or staying active

Typical Causes of Sciatica and Nerve Irritation

Sciatica and pinched nerve symptoms may be related to:

• Disc irritation or herniation

• Joint restriction or spinal misalignment

• Muscle spasm or inflammation

• Posture strain

• Repetitive stress

• Prior injury

• Pregnancy-related low back or pelvic changes

• Sports or work-related overuse

Related reading: see our Low Back Pain page to learn more about how back pain and nerve irritation contribute to sciatica and related symptoms.

Chiropractic Care for Sciatica and Low Back Pain Near Pittsburgh

At Randour Chiropractic Clinics, our chiropractors evaluate each patient individually. We look at your symptoms, history, movement patterns, orthopedic and neurological findings, and daily activity limitations to better understand what may be contributing to your pain.

Chiropractic care for sciatica and pinched nerve symptoms may include:

• Spinal adjustments to improve joint motion and alignment

• Soft-tissue therapy to calm tight or overworked muscles

• Therapeutic modalities, when appropriate, to help reduce inflammation

• Corrective exercises and home care recommendations

• Posture and movement guidance

• Practical strategies to help reduce flare-ups

The goal is to relieve pain, improve mobility, and address contributing mechanical issues — not simply mask symptoms.

Your first visit: what to expect

Your first visit is focused on understanding the source of your pain and creating a practical plan.

1. 1. Consultation and history
   We listen to your symptoms, how long they have been happening, what makes them better or worse, and how they are affecting your daily life.

   2. Focused exam
   We perform orthopedic, neurological, and movement-based testing to help identify the likely source of irritation.

   3. Personalized recommendations
   We explain what we find, what type of care may help, and what you can do at home to support recovery.

   4. Same-day care when appropriate
   Many patients are able to begin care on the first visit.

New here? Start on our New Patients page to see forms, a short intro video, and how to prepare.

When to Consider Chiropractic Care for Sciatica

Consider scheduling an appointment if:

• Pain is interfering with sleep, work, walking, driving, or daily activities

• Numbness, tingling, or weakness is persistent

• Pain travels from your low back into your hip, glute, or leg

• Flare-ups are becoming more frequent

• You want a conservative option before considering injections or surgery

• You have tried stretching, rest, or medication but symptoms keep returning

Why Choose Randour Chiropractic for Sciatica and Back Pain?

Randour Chiropractic Clinics is a third-generation, family-owned chiropractic practice serving the Pittsburgh area since 1942. Patients choose Randour because we offer experienced, practical care in a local setting with two convenient offices in Carnegie and McDonald.

We do not require long-term treatment plans. Our goal is to help patients understand what may be contributing to their pain, provide appropriate chiropractic care, and offer realistic home strategies to support long-term improvement.

What makes Randour different:

• Trusted by generations of Pittsburgh-area families since 1942

• Two convenient locations in Carnegie and McDonald

• Experience with sciatica, pinched nerve symptoms, and low back pain

• Conservative care focused on movement and function

• No required long-term treatment plans

• Clear recommendations and practical home-care guidance

• Family chiropractor for patients of all ages

• Local proof – Read real patient experiences on our Reviews page.

Serving Pittsburgh’s South Hills & nearby communities

Randour Chiropractic Clinics welcomes patients from:

Carnegie, McDonald, Bridgeville, Scott Township, South Fayette, Robinson Township, Cecil, Oakdale, Canonsburg, Mount Lebanon, Green Tree, Collier Township, and nearby Pittsburgh-area communities.

Ready to feel better?

If you are dealing with sciatica, low back pain, hip pain, leg pain, numbness, tingling, or pinched nerve symptoms near Pittsburgh, schedule an appointment with Randour Chiropractic Clinics.

Carnegie: Call 412-279-4040 • McDonald: Call 724-926-2131.

Same-week appointments are often available.

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