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Sciatica Treatment

Stopping the radiating pain from back to toe. Advanced solutions for nerve compression and leg pain.

When Back Pain Travels

Sciatica isn't a condition itself, but a symptom of an underlying problem—usually a "pinched nerve" in the lower back. It is characterized by pain that radiates along the path of the sciatic nerve, which branches from your lower back through your hips and buttocks and down each leg.

At Trinay Orthopedic Hospital, we focus on identifying exact level of compression to provide rapid relief and prevent long-term nerve damage. Your spine health is our priority.

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Typical Symptoms

  • Radiating Pain: Electric-like shocks from the buttock down to the calf.
  • Numbness: Loss of sensation in specific parts of the leg or foot.
  • Weakness: Difficulty lifting the foot (Foot Drop) or pushing off while walking.

Our Relief Protocols

Over 90% of sciatica cases resolve without major surgery. Our approach includes:

  • Epidural Steroid Injections: Reducing inflammation directly at the nerve root.
  • Nerve Gliding Exercises: Specialized physiotherapy to "floss" the nerve through tight spots.
  • Core Stability: Building the "internal brace" to take pressure off the discs.

Time is Tissue

While many cases resolve with rest, persistent numbness or weakness is a sign that the nerve is being starved of blood flow. Early clinical intervention is the best way to ensure full recovery of nerve function.

Dr. Jaydip Patel - Sciatica Specialist
Spine & Nerve Expert

Meet Dr. Jaydip Patel

"Sciatica pain can be overwhelming, but it is treatable. By combining precision diagnostics with targeted physical therapy, we can return most patients to a pain-free life without surgery."

Specialist in non-surgical spine management and neurological pain modulation at Trinay Hospital.

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Sciatica FAQs

How long does sciatica take to heal?

Most acute sciatica episodes resolve within 4 to 6 weeks with proper rest, medication, and targeted exercises. Chronic cases may take longer and require more specialized interventions like injections.

Is walking good for sciatica?

Yes, gentle walking on flat surfaces can help by increasing blood flow to the nerves and discs. However, avoid long strides or uneven ground that might tug on the sensitive nerve roots.

Walk Pain-Free Again

Don't let radiating leg pain stop your movement. Get a specialized Sciatica review today.