What is the sciatic nerve?

The sciatic nerve is the longest and thickest nerve in the human body. It forms in the lower back from the nerve roots of the lumbosacral column and extends to the leg.

How do I get rid of sciatica?

Inflammation of the sciatic nerve can be eliminated by following up on the condition and treating it through home, medication, natural or surgical treatment, depending on the condition and the most appropriate treatment method.

What are the symptoms of sciatica?

Symptoms of sciatica include pain that begins in the lower back and spreads along the path of the nerve, in addition to numbness or numbness, muscle weakness, and difficulty sitting or standing.

Can sciatica be cured?

Sciatica can be cured by properly monitoring and treating the disease.

Is walking beneficial for sciatica?

Walking is beneficial for inflammation of the sciatic nerve, to improve fitness and reduce muscle weakness that may result from inflammation of the sciatic nerve.

Can sciatica be treated at home?

Sciatica can be treated at home in mild cases by resting, taking pain relievers, and using hot and cold compresses.

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