Sciatica Treatment

Relieving nerve pain, improving mobility, and restoring comfort

Sciatica Treatment Introduction

What is Sciatica Treatment?

Sciatica treatment focuses on relieving pain caused by irritation or compression of the sciatic nerve. It involves physiotherapy exercises, postural correction, pain management, and techniques to restore mobility and improve daily function.

Common causes include herniated discs, spinal stenosis, muscle imbalances, and nerve inflammation. Treatment aims to reduce pain, improve flexibility, and prevent recurrence.

Benefits of Sciatica Treatment

Pain Relief

Reduces sciatic nerve pain and lower back discomfort through targeted therapy and exercises.

Improved Mobility

Enhances flexibility, posture, and spinal movement for easier daily activities.

Functional Recovery

Restores normal daily function, reduces nerve irritation, and prevents recurring sciatic pain.

Common Conditions Treated

Sciatica Conditions
  • Herniated Disc: Reduces nerve compression and associated leg pain.
  • Spinal Stenosis: Alleviates nerve irritation and improves mobility.
  • Muscle Imbalance: Corrects posture and strengthens supporting muscles.
  • Nerve Inflammation: Reduces inflammation to decrease pain and discomfort.
  • Lower Back Pain: Enhances flexibility and spinal function for pain-free movement.
  • Postural Issues: Improves ergonomics and alignment to prevent recurring sciatic pain.

Our Treatment Approach


Assessment

Thorough evaluation of pain, posture, and nerve function to create a personalized plan.

Therapeutic Exercises

Targeted stretching and strengthening exercises to relieve nerve compression and improve flexibility.

Rehabilitation

Structured sessions to restore mobility, reduce pain, and regain normal daily function.

Education & Prevention

Guidance on posture, ergonomics, and home exercises to prevent recurrence of sciatic pain.

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