Vast numbers of Sciatica sufferers are
not finding lasting relief from drugs, physical therapy or other
conventional treatments—but just because they’re trapped in this
predicament doesn’t mean you have to be—It could simply be that…
Your Sciatica Pain
May Not Be Coming From Your Sciatic Nerve—Even In Spite
Of What X-rays Or MRIs SEEM To Show
As outrageous as that may sound at first,
it would be very good news to you, wouldn’t it?
Well, the truth is, despite medical
theory and popular belief, Sciatica pain is not necessarily caused by
abnormalities of the lower spine (like herniated or bulging disks) that
affect the origins of the Sciatic Nerve...
Or even Sciatic Nerve inflammation!
WAIT! You may be thinking—That
totally contradicts everything I’ve ever heard about
Sciatica—Including what my doctor says!
Even the diagnosis itself,
“Sciatica” suggests the pain must have something to do with
the Sciatic NERVE—Doesn’t it?
What Every Sciatica
Sufferer Has A Right To Know
This is an MRI image of a lumbar spine
(low back), clearly showing bulging and herniated disks—yet the person
this image was taken of was completely PAIN FREE—No back pain—No
Sciatica.
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HERNIATED
DISKS BUT NO PAIN??
One
bulging, and two herniated disks are clearly visible in this MRI
taken of a person who was NOT in pain.
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Is this just a rare case perhaps?
No—Practically the opposite...
Countless people are walking around
pain-free, in spite of bulging or degenerated disks, spinal stenosis,
and a host of other spinal conditions.
These abnormalities do not necessarily
cause pain.
Put another way, if these problems did
always cause Sciatica (or low-back pain) everyone over the age of 50 would
be in constant pain, since virtually everyone has some form of spinal
degeneration by then.
You’re undoubtedly familiar
already with Sciatica’s annoying symptoms:
Pain or irritation through
the buttock and/or down the back of the leg, (possibly with weakness,
tingling or pins and needles etc.)…BUT,
Here’s What Your Doctor
Probably Hasn’t Told You:
Several muscles in the hip and buttock
area frequently cause or “mimic” exactly the same symptoms!
(And NOT by pressing on the
Sciatic Nerve.)
Do
either of these “Muscular Pain Maps” look—or
feel
familiar to you?
MUSCULAR-type
pain patterns UNRELATED to the Sciatic Nerve:
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MUSCULAR-type
pain
radiating into the low back, buttock and down the leg |
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MUSCULAR-type
pain radiating down the side of the leg and into the buttock |
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So How Do You Find Out If
A Hidden Muscular Problem Is The Cause Of Your Sciatica Pain?…And What
Should You Do If It Is?
Coming
very soon: A free 2-part special report, “The Hidden Muscular
Cause Of Sciatica Revealed.”
(This material is for informational
purposes and does not constitute
medical advice.)
