If you have changes in your posture, muscle strength or pelvic alignment, the sciatic nerve can become compressed, leading to common low back and radiating leg pain.

• The sciatic nerve is the longest and largest nerve in your body
• It can be irritated anywhere along its path down your leg
• Pain is felt in the base of your spine, buttocks, thigh, or leg
• Sciatic pain can vary from infrequent to constant
• Symptoms are based on the location of the pinched nerve

• Constant pain in only one side of your buttock, low back, or leg
• You have pain that is worse when sitting
• You have leg pain that is often described as burning, tingling, or searing (versus a dull ache)
• You notice weakness, numbness, or difficulty moving your leg, foot, and/or toes
• You feel a sharp pain when standing up, or walking
• You have pain that radiates down the leg and possibly into the foot and toes

There are very effective and natural ways to stop sciatica pain, the most being physical therapy.

• Our Doctors of Physical Therapy evaluate your back problem, finding the root cause of your sciatica
• An individualized treatment plan is created to guide you through the recover process and maximize your success
• Specialized, hands-on therapy gently loosens tight muscles and joints in your spine, hips, and legs
• Specific exercises are prescribed based on your individual needs to restore strength and relieve pain

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