Physical Therapy & Treatments for Sciatica
About sciatica
Sciatica is one of the most common conditions treated here at APM. It is defined as an injury to the sciatic nerve which starts in the gluteal region. This nerve is very long and very thick and is comprised of the 5 lumbar nerves from the lumbar spine forming a sciatic nerve on each side of body. The sciatic nerve will branch off and terminate into both feet. Injury to the Sciatic nerve itself is rare but irritation, pinching and inflammation of a nerve as it exits the spine can cause this common radiating pain. Prolonged nerve injury can cause muscle weakness, numbness and severe pain causing loss of function into lower extremities. About 40% of people experience Sciatica at some point.
Symptoms of sciatica
- Burning pain
- Numbness/tingling
- Muscle weakness
- Can have low back pain
Related conditions
- Lumbar Facet Syndrome
- Piriformis Syndrome
- Lumbar Stenosis
- Neuropathy
- Vascular disease
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Advanced Physical Medicine of St. Charles is located off of Rt. 64 in St. Charles, 1 block west of the Burlington Rd/LaFox Rd intersection, in a beautifully designed, new facility. We welcome you to come meet us & tour the facility!
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How we treat sciatica
Chiropractics
Lower back strengthening
Lumbar Traction
Lumbar Bracing
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