Physician-led care for sciatica, herniated disc, arm pain & radiculopathy
What this program is designed to do
NERV is built around a clear sequence:
Match → Calm → Reload → Decide
The aim is not to sell endless treatment. The aim is to answer one practical question:
Can this case be stabilized conservatively — or does it need targeted escalation?
Why this matters
Small MRI findings can still cause severe symptoms.
The decisive principle remains:
Pattern over lesion size.
What matters is whether symptoms, neurological findings and imaging fit together.
This program might be suitable for you if you experience pain radiating into your arm or leg, have a herniated disc, and the symptoms align with a nerve root distribution. Additionally, if the imaging results match the affected segment and your symptoms have persisted for more than 6–12 weeks or continue recurring despite standard care, this program could be beneficial.
Who this program is for — and not for
Before treatment starts, we rule out the wrong pathway.
This is not a fit for:
- Cauda equina
- Progressive weakness
- Signs of myelopathy
- Suspected infection or tumor
- Cases where the MRI does not fit the clinical picture
That gate matters. It protects against both overtreatment and the wrong surgical decision.
What this program is — and what it is not
NERV is a physician-led program for radicular arm or leg pain.
It is not:
- Blind “more physio”
- A passive device subscription
- A traction-table promise
- Endless treatment without a decision
The bridge phase exists to reduce irritability so active rebuilding becomes possible again.
How the program works
1) Medical indication check
- Neurological review
- Pattern review
- Matching with imaging
- Baseline outcomes
2) Intensive start cycle
Goal: reduce irritability enough for training to work again.
Possible modules:
– SpineMED decompression
– Pattern-specific manual or tissue modulation
– Shockwave where appropriate
– Gentle neurodynamic work when indicated
– Exercise therapy with progression rules
– Medical review and decision checkpoint
3) Progression and decision
From there, the program moves into structured rebuilding.
If the bridge holds:
– continue progression
If it does not:
– targeted diagnostic infiltration
– specialist workup
– surgical pathway when appropriate
What we measure
We do not rely on gut feeling alone.
Typical outcome tools:
– ODI for lumbar cases
– NDI for cervical cases
– VAS
– Functional milestones
– Strength grades
– Neural tension pattern