So much pain
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hi i m new to this forum. Hav nt been officially diagnosed yet but can anyone tell me the symptoms of sciatica. I m in so much pain
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Notes on So much pain
lloyd32048 paulahove24
Posted
nerve pain , your brain sending signals saying its in pain,
everyone who has sciatica would say its real pain,
how did you get the pain start?
jimkim002 paulahove24
Posted
sciatica usually makes a leg painfull, mine did anyway, sitting made my hamstring hurt, my foot also hurt. walking was difficult. I was stuck in bed. A orthopedic doctor injected a magic potion into my back, one single injection and I was almost back to normal.
CHICO_MARX paulahove24
Posted
Common Sciatica Symptoms (you don't have to have all of them...
Lower back pain.
Pain in the rear or leg that is worse when sitting.
Hip pain.
Burning or tingling down the leg.
Weakness, numbness, or difficulty moving the leg or foot.
A constant pain on one side of the rear.
A shooting pain that makes it difficult to stand up.
These are my experiences...
Personal Sciatica Experiences
mario62793 paulahove24
Posted
Hi Paul, as for myself and possibly you; sciatica feels like a bolt of electricity below your waist anywhere from your butt down to your foot. It will stop you in your tracks and is very painful. Go see a chiropractor. Share your symptoms. Wouldn't hurt to see a physical therapist for a regimen specific for you. For pain, over the counter Anti-inflammatory and depending on pain, acupuncture works too. If your pain doesn't subside in a couple of weeks, get an X-ray and an MRI to pinpoint your condition. Best of luck Paul.