A pinched nerve is the result of increased pressure on a nerve by tissues around it, like cartilage, bones, or muscles. Such pressure may cause pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness in the affected site. Pinched nerves are typical in the neck, back, or limbs and can be due to herniated discs, arthritis, or repetitive stress. Pinched nerves treatments will usually start conservatively.... https://healthcheckbox.com/fr/orthopedic/pinched-nerve-treatment/