Sciatica Information
Welcome to the sciatica information forum, featuring stories written by real patients just like you. All the submissions listed below are actual reader stories which have been included here in the hopes that the may prove useful to our online back pain community. If you have a sciatica story to tell, please include:
* Background to your sciatica symptoms and suspected causes.
* Diagnostic history
* Treatment history and types of treatments used
* Did you find relief? Are you still in pain?
* What effect does sciatica have on your life?
Sciatica Story Guidelines
Please submit your article on the back pain story form.
The article should be at least a page long, but can be longer if you like to write. Thank you.
The stories below were all written and submitted by actual patients. The content reflects the experiences and opinions of the author only.
Writing about your sciatica story might be therapeutic for you and will also provide other patients with information which might just lead them to a real cure for their own suffering.
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