The condition takes shape through compressing and hence irritating either one of five spinal nerve roots which shoot out each sciatic nerve from them, or else doing it to either sciatic nerve directly so.
It not only severely pains the lower back, hips, and quite a few other parts of legs and feet, it also produces numbness, muscular weakness and tingling along with problems in moving and controlling the legs. The pain that affects only one side of the body can get aggravated through prolonged exposure to cold weather.
But all this are only the symptoms and not the cause of the problem that gets generated through compression in the very first place, which may vary from case to case and time to time as far as the root cause and the exact location of compression are concerned.
Compression can be there in the lumbar nerves L4 or L5; in the sacral nerves S1, S2 or S3; or in the sciatic nerve itself. When a dorsal nerve root is involved, it may cause a spinal disc herniation or else the degenerated discs, primarily caused by the tearing of the annulus fibrosis that ends up in the nucleus pulposus getting protruded through and pushing against the spinal nerves, thus causing a compression in them.
Another cause may stem from the spinal canal narrowing down and compressing the spinal cord along with the sciatic nerve roots in a direct way. There are many factors responsible for causing this narrowing down of the spinal canal including bone spurs, spondylolisthesis, inflammation, and a herniated disc.
At times even the piriformis muscle through getting shortened or having spasms due to trauma or overuse may compress or strangle the sciatic nerve beneath it. The infamous “wallet sciatica” has got its name from a wallet being carried in a rear hip pocket compressing the muscles of the buttocks and the sciatic nerve when the bearer of the wallet sits down anywhere on it.
As the causes are many, so are the treatments more than one!
Generally the treatment goes along any of the lines including anti-inflammatory medications, antidepressants, paracetamol, narcotics, chiropractic spinal manipulation, physical therapy comprising stretching exercises, epidural steroid injections, non-surgical spinal decompression, massage therapy, weight loss regimens reducing pressure on spinal nerve roots and surgery speeding up the resolution of pain; though none of these is the ultimate cure of the debilitating problem that this severe disability is.
Only the medical home remedies for sciatica most speedily do away with the symptoms providing the best pain relief the most effective way.
Luckily here is Mr. Steven Guo, a Chinese natural treatment researcher who has already cured more than 5,000 sufferers permanently since the year 2008, with his uniquely natural remedies originating from TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) though it has even surpassed the limited traditional boundaries of the same!
His method described in detail in his book named Treat Sciatica Now uses no synthetic drugs, surgery, physical therapy, exercise or any change in diet. It only uses the most natural remedies and requires spending just 8 minutes per day on one’s self-treatment and the condition gets completely cured in 7 short days!!
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