61. Sciatica Cured I had severe chronic sciatic pain (diagnosed as piriformis syndrome) for over 10 years and am completely cured. This site describes the surgical procedure I underwent. Hopefully it will help someone else. http://www.dfgd.com/sciatica_cured/index.html

My name is Blanche Dillon, I live just outside Dallas, Texas. I had suffered from sciatic pain for ten years and severe sciatic pain constantly for over three years. I had surgery on November 9th and am completely cured. I am so thrilled I feel the need to share my history and give hope and encouragement to others who might have a similar conditon. I am riding Storm a three-year-old I will now continue training. This picture was taken a month after my surgery around the beginning of December 2001. Medical History Presurgical Treatments Finding A Surgeon The Surgical Procedure ... Photo Album This surgery has changed my life. I am now free from all pain. For those of you who suffer from a similar misery I want to share with you that there is hope and not to give up. I have broken this site down into four sections: my medical history and symptoms, the presurgical treatments I underwent, finding the correct physician, and the surgical procedure that eliminated my problem. I hope you find this site helpful and can use it as a tool to give your physican some guidance. My email is: bdillon@charter.net

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The leader in herniated disc treatment! Home Incoming Patients Post Surgery Area Questions to Ask Your Doctor ... Out of Town Patients Tell A Friend Tell a friend about SpineOnline Questions Major surgery is not the only option for many patients with disc herniation. Call 800-956-6724. Send us a question sciatica A syndrome characterised by pain radiating from the back into the buttock and into the lower extremity along its posterior or lateral aspect and most commonly caused by prolapse of the intervertebral disk, the term is also used to refer to pain anywhere along the course of the sciatic nerve. Typically characterised by pain, numbness and/or weakness going from the back into the buttock and the lower extremity and most commonly caused by protrusion of the intervertebral disk. Sciatica may be treated as shown below: Small Endoscope or Open Spine Surgery Small Endoscope No Stitches needed since opening is so small (4 mm). More.. Endoscopic Discectomy Endoscopic Discectomy can provide an effective way to decompress and repair damaged discs without open surgery. More..

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Herbal Glossary Medicinal Glossary Herbal Preparations Sciatica Contents: Definition Causes Symptoms Treatment ... Bibliography Definition Severe pain in the leg along the course of the sciatic nerve felt at the back of the thigh, running down the inside of the leg. Back to Top Causes Compression or trauma of the sciatic nerve or its roots, esp., that resulting from ruptured inverbertebral disk or osteoarthritis of lumbosacral vertebrae. Inflammation of sciatic nerve resulting from metabolic, toxic or infectious disorders. Pain referred to the sciatic nerve from other parts of the body. Back to Top Symptoms May begin abruptly or gradually and is characterized by a sharp shooting pain running down the back of the thigh. Movement of the limb generally intensifies the suffering. Pain may be uniformly distributed along the limb but frequently there are certain spots where it is more intense; numbness, tingling; nerve may be extremely sensitive to the touch. Symptoms grow worse at night and on approach of stormy weather. Duration of attack varies from a few days to several months. In long-standing cases, muscles grow atrophied and rigid. Recovery follows in majority of cases when treatment is instituted early and is carried out persistently. Some people claim that sciatica, in men, may be caused by "wallet-itis" as they term it. Persistently carrying the wallet in the hip pocket of trousers, sitting on the wallet every day, causes an irritation of the sciatic nerve. To alleviate the sciatic pain and irritation of the sciatic nerve, move the wallet to the other side, or better still, don't use the hip pocket for carrying a wallet at all.

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The Leading Spine Directory Home Questions to Ask Your Doctor Search FAQ ... Endoscopic Surgery Alternatives to Major Surgery Solve the Problem Please fill out this questionnaire Surgery Centers Index of Specialists News Don't Let Back Pain Paralyze You facing your fears is critical to recovery More News... Sciatica Sciatica is a syndrome characterized by pain radiating from the back into the buttocks and into the lower extremities (back of thighs, calves, and/or feet) along its posterior or lateral aspect and most commonly caused by a prolapse of the intervertebral disk. Sciatica is usually caused by irritation of a nerve root of the sciatic nerve, often from compression of a disc or degenerative disease. The sciatic nerves are long, large nerves that run from the lower part of the spine, in what are called nerve "roots." The nerves run down through each of the buttocks and all the way down the backs of the legs. If something compresses or pinches the nerve roots, it can cause lower back pain as well as pain in the buttocks and legs Sciatica is also used to refer to pain anywhere along the course of the sciatic nerve.

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Pain Management Center Martin R. McLaren, M.D. Board Certified Pain Specialist 9171 Central Avenue, Suite 304 Capitol Heights, Maryland 20743 (301) 324-8505; Fax: (301) 324-8505 e-mail: pmcmclaren@aol.com Pain Management: Principles of Practice Causes of Back Pain Since back pain is one of the most common causes of disability, some general causes of back pain should be mentioned. The management of each of these types of pain is different and should be understood to be such. Mechanical back pain (e.g., lumbosacral sprain, lumbar facet syndrome) dull aching pain caused by an injury which radiates to buttocks, knees or groin. Radicular (root) pain caused by herniated or ruptured disc. Pain is localized in the back but travels down the legs to the foot. Post surgical pain generally a combination of mechanical and radicular pain. Principles of Management The goals of pain management are basic: 1) pain relief; 2) physical rehabilitation; and, 3) control of psychological and emotional problems. Pain Relief Pain relief can be achieved by: 1) medications; 2) nerve blocks; and, 3) neuroaugmentation.

71. What's Sciatica? - A Nasty Nerve Inflammation That Can Be A Real Pain In The But What's sciatica? You've stepped off the stairclimber You may have just experiencedan attack of sciatica. sciatica is an inflammation of the http://www.sportsdoctor.com/articles/sciatica.html

Sports Medicine A Crucial Period Good Pain, Bad Pain On Your Knees Secondary Injuries ... Imaging Technology What's Sciatica? The Female Athlete Putting Your Feet First Itis Schmitis Too Much, Too Soon ... Yeast Relief What's Sciatica? You've stepped off the stairclimber after a 30-minute workout, and suddenly a sharp pain shoots down your right leg. Your whole leg feels weak and numb, and you start hopping on your left foot, like a marionette that's had the strings to one leg cut off. You may have just experienced an attack of sciatica. Sciatica is an inflammation of the sciatic nerve cord, which branches off the spinal cord in your lower back, runs beneath your buttock muscles and continues all the way down your leg. This large bundle of nerves, almost three quarters of an inch wide, supplies sensation and motor control to your buttocks, hips and legs. Pain can originate in your lower back and travel down to your buttocks, thighs or lower legs, or it can flare up anywhere along the length of the nerve. Sciatica can lead to muscle weakness - and it can cause you to lose your reflexes in your knee or ankle; yet this loss of reflex is difficult to detect unless a doctor checks for it. The Disc Connection One common cause of sciatica is a damaged, or herniated, disc in the spinal column that pinches a nerve at the root of the sciatic cord. These discs sit like cushioning jelly doughnuts between your vertebrae, the bones that make up your spinal column.

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Functional Numbness and Weakness Pain Radiculopathy ... Stiffness and Tightness Sciatica Sciatica refers to pain that begins in the hip and buttocks and continues all the way down the leg. This condition is often accompanied by low back pain, which can be more or less severe than the leg pain. The term "sciatica" indicates that the sciatic nerve, which travels from the lower back through the buttocks and into the leg, is thought to be the cause of the pain in this condition. True sciatica is a condition that occurs when a herniated lumbar disc compresses one of the contributing roots of the sciatic nerve. This type of low back pain is less common than other causes and conditions that produce back pain . For instance, sporting activities, recreational activities, and heavy labor can cause back and leg pain, which is commonly misdiagnosed as sciatica. The challenge for a physician is to distinguish between radicular pain , which is caused by an inflamed nerve root, and referred pain, which is a result of a musculoskeletal sprain or strain. Symptoms The most common symptom of true sciatica is posterior thigh, lower leg or foot pain that can be much worse than the accompanying lower back pain. Usually a patient will experience moderate to severe pain, which begins in the buttocks and runs down through the leg or foot. It is important to know that true sciatica will produce pain that radiates beyond the knee. Often a patient will have a previous history of lower back pain beginning a few days or weeks before the leg pain occurs, then the leg pain becomes worse than the back pain, and in some cases the back pain will completely disappear.

79. Sciatica And Exercise --- HealthandAge sciatica and exercise. sciatica and exercise. March 30, 2000. I enjoy physicalactivities such as weight lifting, walking and swimming, but I have sciatica. http://www.healthandage.com/Home/gid7=114

English site German site March 31, 2003 Home Health Centers HealthandAge Network News ... Primer on Aging Choose Font Size Normal Large Extra Large Sciatica and exercise Sciatica and exercise March 30, 2000 Question I enjoy physical activities such as weight lifting, walking and swimming, but I have sciatica. How much exercise should I do? Answer The first thing is to be sure that you have got sciatica, which is due to pressure on the nerve roots in the areas of the spine known to doctors as the lower lumbar and upper sacral spine. It is caused by spinal disc protrusion. The pressure on the nerve root gives rise to pain and neurological (nervous system) signs on the same side in the thigh and calf. The same pain may well come from joint or ligament disease but of course there will be no neurological symptoms. It is also true that any pressure on the nerve root will cause sciatica-like pain; so perhaps in certain people other things that may be squeezing the nerve need to be excluded. What to do: In most cases a few days in bed is all that is required and after that activity is encouraged. This activity of course is progressive depending on pain and may require analgesics, such as paracetamol (acetaminophen), to allow the exercises to take place. With more severe prolapse, continuous bed rest and traction (with weights and pulleys) may be needed for 2 weeks and this will reduce the herniation (i.e. disc protrusion) in over 90% of cases. If symptoms and signs have not improved, then maybe an injection of steroids and a local anaesthetic will do the trick. Very occasionally it is necessary to surgically operate on the disc.

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