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Sciatica pain
I've been having sciatica nerve pain which starts near my left hip and radiates down my leg. The pain has decreased significantly but it's not 100% cured. Whenever I sit or stand continuously for 1 hour the pain gets worse. CAN THE SCIATICA BE CURED COMPLETELY?
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Sciatica type of pain is present in many conditions.for proper treatment you need proper diagnosis.if your pain has resolved then continue back strengthening exercises. If pain is not resolved or it is recurring most often.you should consult any orthopedician or spine surgeon who will do proper diagnosis and treatment accordingly
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don't search for 100%.try to be in comfort zone
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We need to completely evaluate you n know the treatment u hv taken.
Would recommend a video consultation for proper guidance
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Dr. Pavankumar Ravi
Orthopedist
15 yrs exp
Vijayawada
Consult a physio for back exercises and Hamstring stretching
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Dr. Ayush Sharma
Spine Surgeon
16 yrs exp
Patna
Yes sciatic can be cured completely. Visit www.laserspine.in to know more.
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