sciatalgia

the patient presented with sciatalgia radiating down the left leg after lifting a heavy box.

she complained of chronic sciatalgia that worsened when sitting for long periods.

his acute sciatalgia improved with rest, gentle stretching, and anti-inflammatory medication.

during the exam, sciatalgia was reproduced with a positive straight-leg raise test.

the doctor suspected lumbar disc herniation as the underlying cause of her sciatalgia.

physical therapy focused on core strengthening to reduce recurrent sciatalgia episodes.

he reported sciatalgia with numbness and tingling in the foot, especially at night.

after the injection, her sciatalgia decreased and she regained normal mobility.

poor posture at work contributed to persistent sciatalgia and lower back discomfort.

he avoided heavy lifting to prevent a flare-up of sciatalgia during recovery.

heat therapy provided temporary relief from sciatalgia, but symptoms returned after exercise.

mri findings helped rule out serious pathology and guided treatment for sciatalgia.