Last updated on : 16 May, 2024
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Sciatica is leg pain. Sciatica is caused by compression or irritation of one or more lumbar nerves. It commonly enters the buttock and travels to the afflicted nerve. The sciatic nerve is the body’s longest. It extends from the spine to the hips and thighs. The sciatic nerve can be crushed or impinged, causing a range of symptoms, or there may be no symptoms if the damage is mild.
The most common form of treatment for sciatica pain is a carefully monitored, step-by-step sciatica exercises regimen. Using exercise to treat the underlying source of pain is an effective way to alleviate, resolve, and avoid recurrence
Asanas for the Hamstrings is a sciatica pain exercises-Do this workout with caution. Avoid overstretching by clinging to something.
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