Pain in the legs and hips is often a symptom of sciatica. The most common symptoms reported by those who suffer from this type of pain include lower back pain which extends into severe hip and leg pain. Anyone who has experienced this type of pain is aware of how excruciating it can be. For many who suffer from this type of pain, the level of back thigh pain can be so severe that they cannot sleep comfortably or sit for long periods of time. The pain associated with sciatica can be so severe that many who suffer from it are willing to do almost anything to ease the pain, if even for a short time. This desperation to ease their pain has led many sufferers to undergo dangerous spinal injections and surgeries.
Sciatica symptoms are often caused as a result of disc degeneration which leads to disc herniation. Disc regeneration is often the result of thinning and bulging of the vertebral disc. When this disc becomes thin it causes the space in the spinal joints to narrow. As this narrowing of the space occurs, the vertebrae will be forced closer together this results in the herniation of discs, osteophytes also known as bone spurs, may also begin to develop during this stage. If bone spurs propagate in the area of the spinal foremen it will begin to narrow. As the foremen narrows, it is possible that it will reach a point in severity where the sacral nerve becomes compressed. When this occurs the result is the development of sciatica.
As someone who suffers from these symptoms, you may be curious as to what has caused your disc degeneration. The two most frequently cited causes for the development of disc degeneration are trauma and aging. It is also common for individuals who suffer from postural distortions to experience the most severe cases of disc degeneration. Studies have that asymmetrical compression can result in disc degeneration. If you are suffering from this type of pain and believe that it may be the result of sciatica, you should consult a physician at once. Your physician will be able to verify, if in fact you are suffering from sciatica. If you have been diagnosed as presenting symptoms related to sciatica, before you agree to undergo invasive surgery, which requires a long recovery time or submit to treatment through medication, you may want to consider what spinal decompression can do for you.
At Central Florida Spine, we treat patients with the "Faria Method". The "Faria Method" is a non-invasive, non-surgical treatment of Disc problems that allow patients to avoid back surgery, harmful pills and has a 95% success rate.
Sciatica symptoms are often caused as a result of disc degeneration which leads to disc herniation. Disc regeneration is often the result of thinning and bulging of the vertebral disc. When this disc becomes thin it causes the space in the spinal joints to narrow. As this narrowing of the space occurs, the vertebrae will be forced closer together this results in the herniation of discs, osteophytes also known as bone spurs, may also begin to develop during this stage. If bone spurs propagate in the area of the spinal foremen it will begin to narrow. As the foremen narrows, it is possible that it will reach a point in severity where the sacral nerve becomes compressed. When this occurs the result is the development of sciatica.
As someone who suffers from these symptoms, you may be curious as to what has caused your disc degeneration. The two most frequently cited causes for the development of disc degeneration are trauma and aging. It is also common for individuals who suffer from postural distortions to experience the most severe cases of disc degeneration. Studies have that asymmetrical compression can result in disc degeneration. If you are suffering from this type of pain and believe that it may be the result of sciatica, you should consult a physician at once. Your physician will be able to verify, if in fact you are suffering from sciatica. If you have been diagnosed as presenting symptoms related to sciatica, before you agree to undergo invasive surgery, which requires a long recovery time or submit to treatment through medication, you may want to consider what spinal decompression can do for you.
At Central Florida Spine, we treat patients with the "Faria Method". The "Faria Method" is a non-invasive, non-surgical treatment of Disc problems that allow patients to avoid back surgery, harmful pills and has a 95% success rate.
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