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Sciatica Back Pain

Sciatica back pain is one of the most common and least understood forms of chronic and acute pain. Sciatica is commonly referred to, diagnosed, and treated as a condition itself. This is a travesty of medicine, since sciatica is not a disease, illness, or degenerative process. Sciatica is merely a SYMPTOM

Sciatica Back Pain

Sciatica Back Pain Symptoms

Sciatica is defined as pain and other neurological symptoms in the lower back, buttocks, legs, and feet. Not all patients display pain in all locations. The most common neurological symptoms include numbness, tingling, and weakness. The variety of clinical profiles of sciatica is as vast as the variety of patients that experience the pain. One thing is clear... Sciatica is always a symptom caused by some other pain inducing process.

Sciatica Back Pain Physical Causes

Physical reasons for long term sciatic nerve pain are rare. Most physical causes are easily diagnosed and successfully treated in a matter of weeks:

* Herniated Discs can cause sciatic nerve root involvement leading to pain and other symptoms.

* Spondylolisthesis can create pressure on the lumbar nerve roots causing sciatic nerve pain.

* Lumbar Spinal Stenosis can constrict nerves causing a reduction in the nerve signals to and from the lower body.

Psychological Sciatic Pain

The majority of sciatica patients are experiencing one of the most commonly expressed forms of psychological back pain. Ischemia in the lower back affects nerves more than any other type of bodily tissue. This oxygen deprivation back pain can continue undiagnosed for a lifetime. There is no medical cure and it is common for patients to run the gauntlet of treatments unsuccessfully looking for some measure of relief. The only hope for a true cure is to discover and acknowledge the psychological reasons for the pain. The only treatment that can accomplish this is knowledge therapy.

Recommendation on Sciatica Back Pain

Sciatica was one of my constant torturers. 18 years of suffering for nothing. I subscribed to all the diagnoses made by my doctors. I tried all the treatments with no success. I believed doctors as they grasped in the ether to find some explanation for my unresolved pain. I bought in 100%. Was there any other option?

Eventually, I discovered that a PhD does not grant immunity against mistakes. My doctors, chiropractors, massage therapists, acupuncturists and others were ALL WRONG about the true nature of my pain. A small group of enlightened doctors (including Dr. John Sarno ) showed me the truth. The dark secret that could topple the back pain industry, with its power to actually STOP the pain once and for all, really did exist. Knowledge therapy is that cure. I found it and went on to CURE MY OWN PAIN 100%. I am not a doctor. I am not trained in medicine. I am just a guy. A guy with the real answer to the question, “WHY WON’T MY BACK PAIN GET BETTER?”
Sciatica Back Pain to Home page 12/22/06 Revised 5/29/07


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