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HOW DOES SCIATIC PAIN FEEL

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HOW DOES SCIATIC PAIN FEEL?

Sciatica is frequently characterized by one or more of the following characteristics:
  • Pain: Most people who experience sciatica pain describe as a shooting pain that starts in the lower back or buttock and travels down the front or back of the thigh, leg, and/or feet.
  • Numbness: Numbness in the back of the leg can accompany sciatica pain.
  • One-sided symptoms: Usually, sciatica just affects one leg. The ailment frequently leaves the affected leg with a heavy feeling.
  • Pains brought on by posture: Sitting, attempting to stand up, leaning forward, twisting the spine, lying down, and/or coughing may make sciatica symptoms worse.
Disclaimer: Above-stating content is provided for informational and educational purposes only. Before starting any type of program or treatment, it is advisable to seek advice from your health professional.

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I have experienced this year's ago..not fun..even on painkillers..rolling out of bed,walking like a old man..I was 24 when I had pinched nerve..
 
Jbswole40 said:
I have experienced this year's ago..not fun..even on painkillers..rolling out of bed,walking like a old man..I was 24 when I had pinched nerve..
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Pinched nerves are painful, but it's good you sought treatment. To prevent future episodes, practice good posture, avoid activities that strain your back or neck, and stay active.
 
YourMuscleShop said:
Pinched nerves are painful, but it's good you sought treatment. To prevent future episodes, practice good posture, avoid activities that strain your back or neck, and stay active.
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Yup. It takes a while to recover once you get that pinch nerve. Pain killers don't help much either. Happened to me like 20 some years ago when I used to do deadlifts. Stop doing them and never had an issue again.
 
Sciatica pain fucken sucks!

I deal with this in both of my legs from time to time. I need back surgery but my insurance does not want to pay for it because they think at 6'4" 250 pds 10% BF I weight to much. They want me at 200 pds. Well fuck that! I'm just gonna wait then.
 

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