Conditions
Sciatica Relief
Relief for the shooting pain that radiates along the sciatic nerve, down one or both legs.
What It Is
Pain That Radiates Along the Sciatic Nerve
Sciatica is a very common ailment in which pain radiates along the path of the sciatic nerve, felt in the lower back, rear, and one or both legs. Typically the pain is more noticeable in the legs than anywhere else, and it's often described as a shooting or burning sensation.
Sciatica is frequently a symptom of an underlying issue, most often a herniated or bulging disc putting pressure on the nerve root.
Common Symptoms
Signs of Sciatica
If any of these sound familiar, chiropractic care may help.
- Shooting or burning pain — running down one or both legs
- Lower back or rear discomfort — where the pain often originates
- Numbness or tingling — along the path of the sciatic nerve
- Low back pain — that comes with the leg symptoms
What To Expect
Finding and Treating the Actual Source
Because sciatica is usually a symptom rather than a standalone condition, we focus on identifying what's actually compressing the nerve, then build a treatment plan around that root cause.
For many patients, that means a combination of spinal adjustments and Back On Trac decompression to relieve pressure on the affected nerve.
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