Neural

Nerves carry signals between your brain and body, and when a nerve becomes irritated or compressed it can cause pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness — often felt some distance from the actual source. These symptoms can be worrying, but many nerve-related problems respond well to conservative care.

Physiotherapy helps by assessing which nerve is involved, easing irritation, and using movement and nerve-gliding exercises to restore comfortable, confident function. In this section you'll find evidence-based guidance on peripheral nerve assessment, neurodynamic testing, and the management of nerve-related pain — practical clinical reasoning for practitioners and clear explanations for patients trying to make sense of their symptoms.