Cyatic Nerve Question...?!
Question: Cyatic Nerve Question!.!.!.!?
Ok, so im 20 years old and my Cyatic is killing me!.!.!.I have a sharp pain coming from the back of my left knee and it shoots up to my lower back!.!.!.Could this be the cause of these severe headaches that im getting!? Is there really anything the doctor could do for me for my cyatic nerve!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
no to be too critical, but it's actually your sciatic nerve!. a doctor may be able to help with the pain depending on exactly what caused the problem!. I'm no doctor and this isn't medical advice- but I had a back injury and have had sciatica (pain like what you describe) for years off and on!. Try laying on your right side and putting your left foot on the back of the right knee so that there is a slight twist on the small of your back and if it eases the pain just relax for a bit!. if it hurts, try lying on your back and supporting the area with a folded wash cloth or small towel!. DON'T bounce or twist hard- that may make it worse- but one of these may help short term!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Sciatica is a set of symptoms including pain that may be caused by general compression and/or irritation of one of five nerve roots that give rise to the sciatic nerve, or by compression or irritation of the sciatic nerve itself!. The pain is felt in the lower back, buttock, and/or various parts of the leg and foot!.
The headache you complain abt is not common and u should get that checked!.
Treatment of the underlying cause of the compression is often the most effective course!. When the cause is due to a prolapsed or lumbar disc herniation, research has shown that, with supportive treatment to help relieve pain, 90% of disc prolapse will recover with no specific intervention!. Genetics appear to influence the risk of developing disc herniation!.
#Accupuncture
# Anti-inflammatory medications (for example NSAIDs or oral steroids)
# Chiropractic[6]
# Medical cannabis to control pain!.
# Osteopathy
# Pain medication (for example acetaminophen)
# Physical Therapy
# Surgery
# Stretching exercises
# Structural Integration
# YogaWww@Answer-Health@Com
The headache you complain abt is not common and u should get that checked!.
Treatment of the underlying cause of the compression is often the most effective course!. When the cause is due to a prolapsed or lumbar disc herniation, research has shown that, with supportive treatment to help relieve pain, 90% of disc prolapse will recover with no specific intervention!. Genetics appear to influence the risk of developing disc herniation!.
#Accupuncture
# Anti-inflammatory medications (for example NSAIDs or oral steroids)
# Chiropractic[6]
# Medical cannabis to control pain!.
# Osteopathy
# Pain medication (for example acetaminophen)
# Physical Therapy
# Surgery
# Stretching exercises
# Structural Integration
# YogaWww@Answer-Health@Com
i have no idea!!!!!!!! sorri
but i do hope that u get better soon :)Www@Answer-Health@Com
but i do hope that u get better soon :)Www@Answer-Health@Com