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SCIATIC
Sciatic
Introduction
It is a sharp pain caused due to compression of a spinal nerve root in the lower back affecting the back, hip and outer side of the leg. Evoked because of the virus, it causes acute pain when it travels down nerve fibers. It also leads to a painful rash.
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Causes
- Occurs due to deterioration of intervertebral disk
- Caused by the chickenpox virus
- Swelling in nerve ganglia
Symptoms
- Pain in the lower back
- It creates a skin eruption turning into forming a girdle in the middle of the body
- Pin and needle sensation, numbness, weakness or tingling sensation in legs
- Shooting or stabbing pain in legs
- Complications in standing or doing the lower back movement
There are many ways to treat sciatica shingles pain like exercises or nonsurgical methods, and an epidural steroid injection can be useful in relieving acute sciatic pain. There are medications, treatments, knowledge, and support pain relief. Find sciatica pain treatment in Plano with experts at our centers equipped with best-in-class diagnosis and treatments. Get personalized pain relief and management programs to get back to your healthy life.
Sciatica: A Radiating Pain
Typically affecting only one side of your body, sciatica refers to an aggravation or compression of the sciatic nerve that branches from your lower back through your hips and buttocks and down each leg.
Symptoms often include a radiating pain that travels down the path of the sciatic nerve. This pain can range from mild to severe and from uncomfortable to immobilizing. Other symptoms include:
- Lower back pain
- Hip pain
- Pain in the buttocks or leg that gets worse when sitting
- Burning or tingling down the leg
- A constant pain on one side of the buttocks
- Weakness, numbness, or difficulty moving the leg or foot
- A shooting pain that makes it difficult to stand up
When it comes to treating sciatica, there are several different methodologies to choose from:
- Self-care: this includes ice packs to reduce inflammation and conservative exercise to help manage symptomology.
- Medications: nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are used to help manage inflammation, as well as analgesics, muscle relaxants, steroids and nerve medication to manage pain.
- Therapy: This includes chiropractic treatment techniques, massage, stretching and acupuncture.
- Medical procedures: injection of cortisone and a numbing agent into the spine can help relieve back, neck, arm and leg pain associated with the condition.