Pain Management of Sciatica

If you have sciatica, you know just how debilitating the symptoms can be. Sciatica pain takes away from your daily life, making it harder to enjoy the things you used to. Luckily, there is a solution in the form of interventional pain procedures provided by Pain and Sports Medicine Specialists.

A Closer Look at Sciatica Symptoms

Sciatica occurs when inflammation occurs around the sciatic nerve. This causes a number of unpleasant symptoms, including:

• Sharp, aching pain that radiates through your lower back, butt, and leg.
• Weakness and numbness in your affected leg.
• Constant lower back pain that never goes away.
• The sensation of an electrical shock running down your leg.

Sciatica Pain Relief With Interventional Pain Procedures

Interventional pain procedures are a great way to get sciatica pain relief. These work by stopping your sciatic nerve from sending pain signals to your brain, eliminating your sciatica symptoms. They can also reduce inflammation to stop pressure on the sciatic nerve.  Specific types of injections that alleviate sciatica are sciatic nerve blocks, epidural steriod injections, and trigger point injections.  

Specific Treatments for Sciatica

Specifically, there are several therapies to provide sciatica pain relief. These include:

• Pain Medicine
• Epidural Steriod Injections
• Trigger point injections
• Sciatic Nerve blocks
• Physical Therapy
• Chiropractic Care
• Sports Injury Rehabiliation

End Sciatica Pain Now With Help From Integrative Pain Institute

Do you live in the Dallas, Addison Plano, Frisco, or Garland areas? If so, Integrative Pain Institute should be your first stop for sciatica pain.

Our seasoned Pain and Sports Medicine Specialists can offer you any of the above interventional pain procedures for true sciatic nerve pain relief. Put your sciatica pain behind you by calling 972-290-1507 today.

Author

Kristy Snyder Writer and Editor - *The opinions expressed herein are solely the opinions of the author. Information provided is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Should you need medical advice, see your physician.