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Sciatic Nerve Pain In Buttock After Falling On Ice. No Relief With Muscle Relaxers For Shooting Pain In Thigh
I fell 2 weeks ago on the ice and have since had sciatic nerve pain in my left buttock that goes down to my left knee. I have also since have shooting, sharp pain in my upper right thigh in the front when I try to get up or turn over in bed. I have been to the dr. and have had the rounds of IBU and muscle relaxers, and have a follow up tomorrow, but what do you think is a good place to go from here? I don t want to be blown off as it will go away.
Hi, From history it seems that you might be having some problem in your lumbo-sacral spines giving you this problem. Consult spine specialist or orthopedic surgeon and get examined. X-ray lumbo-sacral region will give good clue about your problem. Meanwhile do back extension exercise. Avoid lifting heavy weight. Ok and take care.
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Sciatic Nerve Pain In Buttock After Falling On Ice. No Relief With Muscle Relaxers For Shooting Pain In Thigh
Hi, From history it seems that you might be having some problem in your lumbo-sacral spines giving you this problem. Consult spine specialist or orthopedic surgeon and get examined. X-ray lumbo-sacral region will give good clue about your problem. Meanwhile do back extension exercise. Avoid lifting heavy weight. Ok and take care.