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I left the long pec post. Just want to say, i enjoy your channel. There is NO absolute for Sciatica. Get through every day, pissing it off as little as possible, ice, support LB and hamstrings and move it a little, however it doesn't hurt. YOU NAILED IT!!!!
Thank you for sharing Kyle. Doc Charlie is my go-to when I get flare ups. Reminds me about my mental dialogue and also the movements I do that is essentially 'poking the bear'.😊
Hey there, I'm glad I came across your video. I've been dealing with chronic back pain for 6 years now, and I'm hoping you might be able to help me out. I'd really appreciate it. Thanks,
10 years in for me. I was a personal trainer and loved free weights. It started when the Dr told me i was hyperflexive. I was a pilates junkee. After birthing 4 babies my relastin and ligaments are trashed. Lo and behold i have flat feet, flat back and 3 anular tears and SI issues. DDD and some calcification spurs on some. 5 herniatons in 4 years. Extremely painful. You literally feel the torn discs. And are we not seposed to fear our movements? After my 4th herniation I was determined to get well. Put my diet to raw mostly vegan. Felt inflammation leave after 1month. Started stretching again. Feeling way better. Then month 2 got the flu. My body was aching and something caused my l5 to herniate and the siatica just let up from pain of 10 to 2 after a week. Plus i don't take pain pills. I take a wholistic approach with herbs and teas. Now what? Im literally terrified to move. Are we not seposed to floss the siatic nerve?
So glad he’s better. So I heard that many people have this symptoms show up in the MRI. What makes one’s symptoms worse than others? in other words, I have some of these and all of a sudden one day in February I was in excruciating pain, but do not remember the event that led up to it