What Is The Best Cure Available For The Pain Caused By The Sciatic Nerve In The Human Body?
June 1st, 2009 | 
Author: The sciatic nerve is the nerve that runs from the lower back of the waist thru to the back of the leg. in some people it causes so much discomfort and pain and cant be seen thru an xray. However it is not common and little is known about it.
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Actually, inflamation of the Sciatica is quite common. And, with the sleep deprivation and pain fatigue it causes, there’s little more maddening!!!
Generally, the Sciatica becomes inflamed as a result of:
- a Lumbar subluxation,
- an inflammation of a spinal disk (otherwise known as a Bulging Disk) in the Lumbar region.
- or scar tissue in the Lumbar region.
Chiropractic adjustments will incrementally re-adjust the
misaligned vertebrae and/or nudge the bulging part of the disk back to its normal placement.
From personal experience I can attest to the relief that a GOOD chiropractor can provide. It is essential to keep up with the sciatica exercises that the chiropractor suggests. It will help you!!!
If scar tissue is the culprit, then Rolfing can do wonders. Rolfing is an incremental, re-alignment of the fascia (tissue that connects bone, ligament, and tendon). Scar tissue is connected to some ‘thing’, as as such can be re-aligned to relieve the pressure placed on nearby nerves.
You can obtain a referral for a Rolfer in your area through the Ida Rolf Institute. You’ll be amazed at how much better you will feel, and how much better your body works for you after fascia re-alignment.
Please don’t let this go too long without seeking relief. If it is a bulging disk, then letting it go too long can result in permanent damage, and may necessitate surgery.
Wishing you bountiful health!
When it’s not being pinched by the bone it’s fine. We as a society must relax a little, give our bodies time to unwind. We push ourselves far too much. I think Yoga is one of the best helps for lower back pain.
Cure for nerve damage???? I don’t know about an actual cure but through pain managment medications and perhaps physical therapy…. pain can be reduced/controlled
it could also be piraformis (i don’t think i spelled that correctly).
2 people needed – you and partner. this is what the partner does for you:
lay on floor on your back and have your partner stretch your legs down. ( grab foot raise a few inches off the floor and shake whole leg while pulling away from torso); partner must do both legs.
find ankles with thumbs and first fingers and put legs together in straight line with back and head. one leg will be longer. with partner on long leg side of you she will lift leg , knee towards chest as you breath in. you feel the stretch and exhale.you inhale and she moves knee towards opposite shoulder, feel the stretch as you exhale. inhale knee back to chest -exhale as leg is gently repositioned. shake both legs out again – they will be closer together in length.
lay there for a while . turn over on your side, fetal position , then turn over, and on your feet. you should feel better for a bit. make sure you have nothing seriously wrong with you.
Have you tried the massaging beds CERAGEM? Try to find the info on the web, if you can’t find it, IM me later on, I will try to get as much info as possible ASAP.
I have talked to my Dr. and he gave me a prescription called LYRICA 50mg that I have been taking now for a week or so and have not had any pains in lower back or my leg.