Leg Pain
Sciatica Nerve Pain: Common (But Often Overlooked) Causes
Sciatica is a condition wherein something is pinching the sciatic nerve, a nerve that runs through the leg, connecting to the pelvis and lower spine (lumbar spine). When this massive nerve is pinched, sharp pains can be felt throughout the lower back, and in certain regions of your leg. Other symptoms include numbness, or loss of…
Read MoreBaby, It’s Cold Outside. Time to Warm Up!
We’ve all seen it: Someone rubs a hip, knee, elbow or finger joint and declares that a storm is on the way. Do they really know? Well, studies show that any change in barometric pressure—which is the force exerted by the atmosphere—during cold or damp weather can cause an inflammatory response in joints. That’s because…
Read MoreFind Sciatica Relief with These Simple, Effective Stretches
Sciatica is a term that describes leg pain that travels from the lower back, through the buttock, and down the leg. Living with sciatica can mean constant discomfort and pain. A sneeze, cough, laugh or the slightest bend in the wrong direction can aggravate the pain—which feels like a mild tingling, weakness, aching, or burning.…
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