Sciatic nerve: branches, course and clinical significance - Human Anatomy | Kenhub

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  • The sciatic nerve is the largest peripheral nerve in the body, and extends from the lower end of the spinal cord, through the thigh, before dividing just above the knee joint. Time to test your knowledge on the sciatic nerve: khub.me/81kn5
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    The sciatic nerve is a large, bilateral nerve which is formed from the anterior and posterior divisions of spinal nerves L4, L5, S1, S2, and S3. It is the largest branch of the lumbosacral plexus.
    The sciatic nerve proper innervates the proximal parts of the hamstring muscles, which are the semitendinosus, semimembranosus and biceps femoris muscles.
    In addition, it also supplies innervation to the ischial component of adductor magnus.
    After the nerve bifurcates, it innervates the long head of biceps femoris, semimembranosus, semitendinosus and adductor magnus muscles, via the tibial component, and the short head of biceps femoris, through its common peroneal component.
    It's two terminal branches are the tibial and common peroneal nerves, which provide motor and sensory innervation to the leg and foot.
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    Read more on the sciatic nerve, its course, branches as well as clinical correlates in this article!
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  • @Kenhub
    @Kenhub  3 года назад +97

    Hello there! Thanks for watching our video on the sciatic nerve! We hope you enjoyed learning about the largest member of the peripheral nervous system. Remember, we always love to hear your comments, so be sure to share your thoughts. After watching this video, you're ready to test your knowledge! Check out this fun quiz we have on our website about the sciatic nerve: khub.me/njzkc. Happy learning!

    • @kimdelrosario886
      @kimdelrosario886 3 года назад

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    • @iowlutiymbon4167
      @iowlutiymbon4167 2 года назад +3

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    • @iowlutiymbon4167
      @iowlutiymbon4167 2 года назад +1

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    • @frankkeenum3358
      @frankkeenum3358 2 года назад +1

      the aa

    • @abumohamed4902
      @abumohamed4902 2 года назад +2

      ص

  • @ivajanah4412
    @ivajanah4412 2 года назад +9

    I had twice of spinal surgeries to handle up this problems....the unbearable pains.
    So much thank you. God helps us.

  • @pjmjdmurdach4792
    @pjmjdmurdach4792 2 года назад +37

    I had this! Most horrible pain that I have ever endured. For over 4 months I was in excruciating pain. Could not sit stand or sleep. Went to chiropractor. He hurt worse and never helped. For some reasin never went to my Dr for it. Kept thinking it would go away. I was hurting so bad I quit chiropractor after 4 months. One thing left to do. I prayed and cried in pain to God to help rid me of my pain. In about two days I started getting relief from my pain. Took about 2-3 days and I started getting some badly needed sleep and from their on I got better everyday for a complete recovery. I have much to thank God for. That was not the first thing I ask God for Help. He has never let me down. I am a sinner and I beg his forgiveness every day.

    • @melanie9425
      @melanie9425 2 года назад +3

      All praises to the Most High God🙌🏾❤️

    • @randatang9818
      @randatang9818 2 года назад +2

      Praise the Lord 🙏

    • @marcrob7455
      @marcrob7455 2 года назад

      Great advice but Chiropractor would be my first choice !!

    • @paulahovington2816
      @paulahovington2816 Год назад

      Fais1

    • @L.Mahmood.A
      @L.Mahmood.A 3 месяца назад +1

      سبحان الله ❤

  • @dennisstoddard2008
    @dennisstoddard2008 2 года назад +32

    You just explained the lack of sensation in my left foot, and a intermittent chronic pain I have in my left hip that makes painful to walk. Thank you so much!

  • @sarahperryman7297
    @sarahperryman7297 8 месяцев назад +1

    So incredibly helpful, thank you! LOVE how specific and clear the images/explanations were!

  • @handyrus
    @handyrus 2 года назад +81

    I have had sciatica for 50 years. In both legs but never both at the same time. The pain is extremely intense. I did find a cure about 35 years ago; If I have it in my left leg, I simply lie on my back and place a pillow under my left butt. I lie for about 10-15 minutes . Pain gone. This method works for me on both legs.

    • @malilasabai5411
      @malilasabai5411 2 года назад +8

      Thank you. This is useful. I’ve got to try.

    • @denniswhite7736
      @denniswhite7736 2 года назад +1

      Never known anyone that amino acid, DLPA didn't cure. My summary is on main page. Another one someone posted a day ago adresses the damage.

    • @nothingnothing4857
      @nothingnothing4857 2 года назад +1

      I had a wounded bowel but i extended them to my calves my heels can fight aggainst needy moments thanks life.
      If i didnt do anny my sack would be so big but was to scared.

    • @Biggles2498
      @Biggles2498 2 года назад +2

      handyrus : get checked for Cauda Equina please !

    • @sports872
      @sports872 2 года назад +1

      @@denniswhite7736 I'll look into that supplement. Thanks

  • @johanvantonder9684
    @johanvantonder9684 2 года назад +59

    Acute sciatica generally occurs when the periformus nerve in the pelvic area goes into spasm, constricting the sciatic nerve, resulting in pain running down the maximus gluteus, around the knees and down to the feet area. A potent natural anti inflammatory along with magnesium glycinate is very helpful.

    • @cheikhououmarthiam7537
      @cheikhououmarthiam7537 2 года назад +2

      A

    • @denniswhite7736
      @denniswhite7736 2 года назад +1

      Please read my comment posted on main page i day after yours. Mine is a summary of cure while yours is a great short summary of cause.

    • @denniswhite7736
      @denniswhite7736 2 года назад +1

      Sorry, read your full comment & see you do list a cure. Although yours may be more to repair the damage than to stop the muscles from clamping down on the nerve which causes more inflammation. I know DLPA works but thats about all i know regarding this subject. Thanks

    • @shaquanamalloy1036
      @shaquanamalloy1036 2 года назад +1

      @@denniswhite7736 what's ur pg needs cures .

    • @denniswhite7736
      @denniswhite7736 2 года назад +2

      @@shaquanamalloy1036 Thanks for the alert. It was only 2 hours old & already removed. Should be able to restart the video & it should be the second from the top. I looked all the way down & its gone becouse as i stated in the comment how covering up cures makes doctors & Pharmaceuticals rich. This is why i generally comment only under others comments. The 100 or so topics i care most about are ones which enemies like CCP & NWO don't want us talking about. An amino acid from the vitamin store called DLPA is what we're depleted of so when we damage are sciatic nerve, everytime we move the muscles cramp up on the nerve damaging it further.
      When our government intel agencies want something removed, it takes three days. Talk about covid, it disappears in two hours. So is are Pharmaceutical companies in bed with the CCP, NWO or both.

  • @josephvallejo2094
    @josephvallejo2094 3 года назад +25

    i wish they will teach this in grammer at least 7 grade and up to get young kids to appreciate their amazing bodies and take care of themselves

    • @praetorianstride5948
      @praetorianstride5948 3 года назад

      The core structure of what is taught in schools (In America) hasnt derived from what it was originally was intended to do.
      Vote in your local ballots and look into alternative candidates, Green Party etc might offer better alternatives.

  • @poornimav1931
    @poornimav1931 3 года назад +8

    Yet is clear 💯
    Love you Kenhub 💙✨💯

  • @bakeembakeem
    @bakeembakeem 2 года назад +18

    This pain is sent straight from hell, have been dealing with it now, well over 15 yrs, had back laminectomy surgery, spinal cord stimulator implanted and removed from the body, multiple pain killers, currently stopped all medications well over 6 months now, this pain is here to stay, and yes, it has affected my very life

    • @shraddhavag
      @shraddhavag 2 года назад +4

      Kindly start iyangar yoga....trust me... 🙏🌷 Search it on RUclips, read his book...

    • @marthar4983
      @marthar4983 2 года назад +4

      In my own humble opinion I think surgery, injections and pain killers are the first mistakes. Yoga, stretching exercises, moving around helped me out so much.

    • @afriendtoo6971
      @afriendtoo6971 Год назад +4

      Buy 2 soft balls and use them under buttocks to massage areas you will feel need massaging.
      Lay on back with them in different areas under buttocks or sit up and support body weight with two chairs under elbows and sit on softballs controlling pressure as you move accordingly.
      2 softballs saved me from years of pain.

    • @cherrymorgan9225
      @cherrymorgan9225 Год назад

      @@marthar4983 in

  • @MrNess2911
    @MrNess2911 2 года назад +5

    Absolutely clear! thank you very much!

  • @mirinewcome3000
    @mirinewcome3000 Год назад +5

    Recently fractured my L5 and have since been experiencing extreme sciatic pain. A comment I've been making is I feel as if I could paint the paths of this nerve. Your illustrations have shown me I'd be pretty accurate!

    • @michaelknight2721
      @michaelknight2721 Год назад

      Are you in hospital for it?I hope you recover fully.

  • @luningningbbenjie8733
    @luningningbbenjie8733 2 года назад +45

    Mine has been with me for 4 years had nerve root block injection got 70% effect that last for 2months then back again then covid came can’t see doctors took NSAids got erosion of the stomach even though i was taking PPI b4 covid got assessed by so called specialist MSK told me it is not sciatica but back pain wanted to discharge me even though i am still in pain (what does he know abt my suffering) this year will have MRI (hopefully covid won’t stop this procedure) i sometimes feel like it is better to have hip or knee problem at least after the procedure pain is gone but sciatic pain never leaves me plus a crawling/ numbness/pins and needles start on my left leg down to my toes x my christmas wish is for this pain to go away and enjoy the remainder of whats left for me in this life 🙏🏼

    • @Airamimosa
      @Airamimosa 2 года назад +2

      Hi guys, I wonder why the sciatic nerve pain doesn't affects any of my legs only my butt cheeks and of course my waist where the nerve swoles?

    • @lorrieellis6374
      @lorrieellis6374 2 года назад +1

      Have you tried a chiropractor ? Cured mine

    • @faizanahmad9803
      @faizanahmad9803 Год назад +1

      I hope you are better now.

    • @nancyfeid7031
      @nancyfeid7031 Год назад +2

      Unfortunately , everything shows up as you age. I understand that and try to console myself.

    • @laurenclairechristmas
      @laurenclairechristmas Год назад +1

      If you are a woman, consult a gynecologist. Sciatica and sciatic like nerve pain is also associated with uterine enlargement such as with adenomyosis or with gynecological masses such as fibroids etc. It is worth investigation. If the pain is worse around the menstrual cycle then definitely see a gyn.

  • @rohanphillip8889
    @rohanphillip8889 2 года назад +5

    Great video now I have a good understanding of what's happening to me.

  • @valeriefulks4483
    @valeriefulks4483 2 года назад +3

    My last major bout of pain with my sciatica was few years ago and had the crawling, numbness, pins and needles, etc. But even the pain has finally moved on the numbness on the outer side of left leg hasn't went away

  • @stephens1726
    @stephens1726 2 года назад +20

    I used to have this problem but have made it much much better with daily stretching and yoga. I very rarely have flare ups any more.

  • @KKPADI6
    @KKPADI6 2 года назад +7

    Thanks for making such detailed video! 👍❤️😊

  • @therifleman5611
    @therifleman5611 2 года назад +14

    I had this problem about 18 years ago and never in my life have I been in so much pain are literally laid in bed and cried and was eaten pain pills like candy and finally had to have back surgery and now I have developed lumbar degenerative disc disease and at 60 years old I've have slowed way down and doctors told me no more working and had to go on SSDI, I wouldn't wish that pain on nobody

    • @ritahorvath8207
      @ritahorvath8207 2 года назад +1

      I understand you, James.
      When my iscia nerve was stucked under a hardened piriformis muscle and I didn't get help for three weeks I wished my soul would leave my body during that time. I was given opioids besides other pain killers and my liver had a hard time to recover from this "treatment".

  • @samjewellery3336
    @samjewellery3336 2 года назад +6

    Great teaching. Thank you

  • @moderntec5299
    @moderntec5299 2 года назад +4

    This was very useful for my elder sister. Thank you so much for your help and support

  • @marthar4983
    @marthar4983 2 года назад +49

    Wow 😳 I just realized that I've had sciatica since I was a teenager and it's only gotten worse, but I didn't know what was wrong with me until now. Thank you for this.

    • @aditir9139
      @aditir9139 2 года назад +2

      So how did you treat it? Please tell, I'm suffering with the same.

    • @marthar4983
      @marthar4983 2 года назад +1

      In my own humble opinion I think surgery, injections and pain killers are the first mistakes. Yoga, stretching exercises, moving around helped me out so much. Plus incorporate healthy foods and some adequate multivitamins...

    • @shinwolford8997
      @shinwolford8997 Год назад

      Im 15 , I spent alot of time in my computer because of lockdown . Now , I cant stand up . It's been 6 months and all this time , im only on my bed . Im from philippines and my parents doesnt have enough money for us to go onto hospital so yeah. Im just gonna wait for a miracle . I hope i get better . I'll change..

    • @faye9898
      @faye9898 Год назад

      @@shinwolford8997 how is your pain now? I suggest you start doing strengthening exercise. I developed a disc bulge during the time i lift heavy stuff and been on long distance walks due to how our mode of transportation lessened.

    • @ajithrampursad546
      @ajithrampursad546 Год назад

      @@shinwolford8997 u will get better just try to move slowly 🐌 then walk .... u need to do exercise slowly slowly

  • @juliemoghaddasi2038
    @juliemoghaddasi2038 2 года назад +3

    Thanks this has been extremely informative.

  • @06wrxRAR
    @06wrxRAR 2 года назад +3

    what are the names of those two small nerves branching off in the calf area? i think one of them in mine swole a bit, probably have vascular claudication there from a bulge, stenosis problem.

  • @lathamarea1437
    @lathamarea1437 2 года назад +59

    I've broken a few bones in my life but by farrr the worst pain i've ever had was Sciatica..For two solid weeks the only relief was to keep my left knee to my chest, be it sitting or trying to sleep..when i had to move, my left elbow to my left knee was the only way..The pain was relentless...The Dr. said all he could give me was Tylenol, hell i was already self medicating with cod/tylenol threes..they didn't touch the pain..It took six weeks before i could stand almost upright, lost three weeks out of work..It was truly deal with the Devil pain...

    • @KB-ke3fi
      @KB-ke3fi 2 года назад +4

      exactly right. If you need real pain killers for real pain and go to the doctor nowdays, you have to saw your own arm off and show it to them. They might give you 10 Codiene #3 for that...or Ibuprofin. I saw a doctor with a broken finger and he was eating Percocet. They don't want to lose that license. Hippocratic oath is gone. IF you have to have pain meds, you gotta get them on the street. Might kill you, but the pain is worse than death.

    • @robertbolding4182
      @robertbolding4182 2 года назад +1

      on the third bout and yeaRS IN BED , magnesium was all i needed.

    • @bobburnitt5389
      @bobburnitt5389 2 года назад +3

      When I have a "spell" of Sciatica, I have to do the same thing, pull my knee up against my chest and HOLD IT< and try to STRETCH IT. That brings a little relief when it wakes me up in the night. I usually Start a "spell" by bending over in a hurry to pick somehting up off the ground. The last spell I was trying to pick up a Dog Biscuit the dog dropped. I never touch it, just reached for it. I forget to FAVOR my spine when I bend over is when it "happens". It lasts from a few days to three months. I take hydrocodone and muscle relaxers. The STRETCHES HELP. I have an "Anterolisthesis" I might not have spelled that correctly, but they want to do surgery and FUSE the joint. It is getting worse. I have had it for 30 years. Also have 3 herniated discs. But the STRETCHES can really help. My attacks come after a time of inactivity as a rule, but not always. BB

    • @darrellinkster7385
      @darrellinkster7385 2 года назад

      Cbd and deep massage works for me.

    • @seecanon5840
      @seecanon5840 2 года назад

      Gamapaten.

  • @noamanali9023
    @noamanali9023 3 года назад +6

    Stunning....fabulous..
    Informative

  • @purelight821
    @purelight821 2 года назад +11

    Thank you for this lesson. I have had sciatica pain before.

  • @ericaduddy361
    @ericaduddy361 2 года назад +8

    I have had sciatica on and off since my first pregnancy 41 years ago! Excruciating pain couldn’t walk or sleep until doc moved baby’s head day before she was born! Wouldn’t wish it on anyone

  • @tiffanig9810
    @tiffanig9810 2 года назад +3

    😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
    This video is awesome! Just what i need ! Thank you so much!

  • @ragupathyprasanna52
    @ragupathyprasanna52 2 года назад +2

    very great perfect expose thank you

  • @haleyfritza2340
    @haleyfritza2340 4 месяца назад +1

    Great video with excellent picture for understanding, very grateful for this type of education as I study for PT boards. Continue to make awesome videos like this!

  • @eismitkamaal8392
    @eismitkamaal8392 2 года назад +6

    I have that since years but i could not localize the pain precisely. Thats frustrating.

  • @m.mfrank4804
    @m.mfrank4804 2 года назад +2

    Kenhub your video is awesome, thanks one love

  • @amochswohntet99
    @amochswohntet99 2 года назад +28

    I solved my own back problems.
    First, decompress the spine by hanging from a horizontal tree branch( more comfortable to hang from than a skinny metal bar ),
    next, while hanging, flex the spine to and frow by throwing your legs forward into a crunch position, and a little side to side.
    It's important to never let go of the branch while in a position other than straight.
    Second, while standing, place both hands over each other on your stomach, below your navel,
    next, push deep into your stomach with your hands, and while doing so, tilt your hips forward. This will counteract the spines natural arch and might cause your back to crack. A common problem is that this natural arch becomes too arched, causing problems throughout the spine.
    I hope this helps some of you with any back problems you might also have.

    • @c.a.greene8395
      @c.a.greene8395 2 года назад +1

      High heels also effect the curvature of the spine.
      I wore heels for 15 years ( work related ) and I have a curve to my lower spine my doctor says is from wearing heels.
      I find rolling into a ball , legs crunched into chest and lightly rocking back and forth over the lower back, compressing it to the floor counteracts the harsh curve - or copping a squat like your gonna do a number 2 outside also counteracts the curvature of my spine znd relieves spasms

    • @amochswohntet99
      @amochswohntet99 2 года назад

      @@c.a.greene8395 Hahaha, that's an interesting method also. However I think the decompression by hanging, in combination with the stretching/flexing, is healthier on the disks between spine bones. I think the overall issue is that these disks get slightly misaligned with the bones of the spine and to put them back in line requires decompression and a little flexing.

    • @dk6173
      @dk6173 2 года назад +2

      Do you mean hanging vertical?

    • @amochswohntet99
      @amochswohntet99 2 года назад +3

      @@dk6173 Find a tree branch that is parallel with the ground and hang from it by your hands.
      Your head, shoulders and arms are heavier than you think and this weight is supported by your spine in addition to the weight of your torso itself.
      By hanging from the branch you are taking this weight off, and then with the crunch movement, while hanging, that I mentioned you are hopefully putting the disks of your spine back into alignment.

  • @nubyrivera97
    @nubyrivera97 2 года назад +2

    Amazing 😻 Thank you. Office well explain .,,

  • @drfuturehope51
    @drfuturehope51 3 года назад +13

    More than perfect congratulations kenhub❤️❤️👏👏

  • @ryanfrizzell736
    @ryanfrizzell736 Год назад

    Interesting. Now I know so much more about human nerves.

  • @mezemirgirma3084
    @mezemirgirma3084 6 месяцев назад

    I found it educational and supportive to my sciatica nerve pain.

  • @cheryldesjardinsdesjardins4505
    @cheryldesjardinsdesjardins4505 2 года назад +1

    Thank you, I have had lower back surgery where they fused it and added nuts and bolts. I hurt more now than I thought I would.

  • @vijeshaddegod544
    @vijeshaddegod544 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for this video

  • @claudiabustamante2446
    @claudiabustamante2446 2 года назад +4

    Amazing vídeo👏👏

  • @dailydoseofmedicinee
    @dailydoseofmedicinee 3 года назад +37

    Sciatica can be acute or chronic. An acute episode may last between one and two weeks and usually resolves itself in a few weeks. It's fairly common to experience some numbness for a while after the pain has subsided. You may also have sciatic episodes a handful of times a year.👍

    • @marydavis2806
      @marydavis2806 2 года назад +1

      I have had this problem with swelling in my legs and ankles for years and have developed brown to black spots under the heels of my feet but never knew what to do about it, I was told just recently to do some stretching exercises and was told that it could become more serious but that was all my medical team did, they did not seem to take it seriously and until recently I did not associate it with tingling and the other pain that was going on in the rest of my body and the information did not associate all these conditions as one; there is where education comes in not scattered learning but just what I am reading here associating your condition and then helping you to work toward solving it so you are able to participate in your wellness and know what you are doing, does that make sense? I like knowledge based on fact so that I can better help in maintaining my health.

    • @DomingoLLugo
      @DomingoLLugo 2 года назад +1

      Great presentation! 👍 Congratulation!! It made me feel better knowing how it works. I had the same sintoms, and the fact that it'll go away without a major treatment is a relief.

    • @TM-qj6io
      @TM-qj6io 2 года назад +2

      Exactly what I go thru. A couple tines a year. it finally goes away the pain can be unbearable though.

  • @russellritchings8082
    @russellritchings8082 2 года назад +4

    My Sciatic problem was going down both legs at the same time, all the way to my toes on the left leg, down to my knee on the right side. tried everything i could no joy at all, until i came upon a fella that does nerve and muscle manipulation, the man has magic in his hands. Most of the pain i have now is just on the right hand side of my sacral plexus.

    • @eanbeard6690
      @eanbeard6690 2 года назад

      Hi Russell,
      Can you send through contact details for Mr Magic hands.
      Also which country are you in?
      Cheers
      Ean

    • @russellritchings8082
      @russellritchings8082 2 года назад

      @@eanbeard6690 Queensland, Australia, and I found Brett by word of mouth, I'll see what I can find for you.

    • @eanbeard6690
      @eanbeard6690 2 года назад

      @@russellritchings8082 thanks mate

    • @amjadbhattiamjld9992
      @amjadbhattiamjld9992 2 года назад

      ArUzaBan

  • @sandramizen2290
    @sandramizen2290 2 года назад +5

    This is very interesting as I have F. N. D, and spinal damage and curved spine , my nerves go crazy all day but mainly morning and evenings I have claw toes and I have damaged to my legs due to a R. T. A many years ago. I wish there was something that could calm down the nerves and discomfort I have sciatica nerve damage. Very uncomfortable. .

    • @paulone805
      @paulone805 2 года назад

      Same as me. Rta caused curvature also compact break shoulder ect ect.. What too do..

    • @sandramizen2290
      @sandramizen2290 2 года назад

      @@paulone805 ,how do you get relief from back pain ??

  • @truthseeker3857
    @truthseeker3857 2 года назад +6

    Good gracious---I just found out what is wrong with the back of my legs. The aching pains are unbearable Time to see the doctor. Thanks for the video

  • @mahamkhan7955
    @mahamkhan7955 2 года назад

    There is nothing more better then kenhub for anatomy

  • @mylam3902
    @mylam3902 2 года назад +2

    Bs hướng dẩn tập đau thần kinh tọa cám ơn bác sĩ nhiều

  • @letsgetcozywithzee
    @letsgetcozywithzee 3 года назад +1

    thank you kenhub

  • @missstella
    @missstella 2 года назад +3

    Thanks 🙏🏼

  • @sureshamujala5810
    @sureshamujala5810 2 года назад

    Great advice..thank u soo much Mam

  • @davidsnow7886
    @davidsnow7886 2 года назад +4

    I know You have a awesome perfect Doctorate in Pelvic and spine issues. I David Keith Snow definitely awesomely Love and Trust You and God

  • @mariadykeman7008
    @mariadykeman7008 2 года назад +4

    I suffered a lot from sciatica pain,but what really help me was diclofenac tabs diclofenac is anti inflammatory now days you can get Voltaren gel over the counter and it has the same ingredients .I also put a plywood between my mattress and for work I only used reebok sneakers,I did a lot of walking and lifting in my job and thanks to my God I'm pain free from sciatica I hope you can try the Voltaren gel or diclofenac and live a life without pain.

    • @papabear5253
      @papabear5253 Год назад

      These are wonderful, but I’m afraid damaged my kidneys and now diclofenic is not advisable

  • @rottanwelding
    @rottanwelding 2 года назад +5

    Ive had this issue for 9 months, and NO stretching or exercise will work. (tried them all) Therapy made it worse and caused an extreme amount of pain. Doctors are moving real slow. (and so am I ).. But the Vid. was fun to watch,,,

    • @thakery5720
      @thakery5720 2 года назад +1

      I have sciatic problems now and then and find that riding a motorcycle can ease it !
      A physio told me that it is because riding a motorcycle causes me to 'tension' my core muscles and thereby improve my situation. Maybe if you laid on your bed and tried to tense your whole body muscles it could have a posistive effect ?Just do it for a little while at first then longer times - it works for me !

  • @SureHowDoYouKnow
    @SureHowDoYouKnow 2 года назад +1

    I don't know if it is mentioned in the comments below. When you showed the figure to say sciatica only happens on one side, you circled the wrong leg. You showed the right leg when you showed the figure from the back, but when you showed the figure from the front you circled the left leg..

  • @pardeepkumar5123
    @pardeepkumar5123 3 года назад +1

    Very good professional lecture If any body learn good mathod

  • @gemmamcburnie8690
    @gemmamcburnie8690 3 года назад +80

    Our Creator is a master designer! He constructs our bodies with proficient engineering knowledge. We are a combination of systems that work simultaneously together like a well rehearsed orchestra. We march to the beat of the heart and respond to the various stimuli which all affect our lives. Glory to our wise and intelligent God.

    • @simpsonbecca
      @simpsonbecca 3 года назад +9

      HalleluYah, I was thinking of His intelligence and glory during this video as well.

    • @vista1417
      @vista1417 3 года назад +5

      yes GOD = TIME

    • @gemmamcburnie8690
      @gemmamcburnie8690 2 года назад +8

      @@sheeshman101 Intelligent , rational humans who have a head to reason would not subject themselves to the unreasonableness of the evolution theory. The buildings, spaceships, underwater tunnels and many other human systems needed a designer. How can we throw reason to the wind and not stop to appreciate the Master Designer of all of Creation?
      Come on people, face up to reality! One day each human will face that Great One to answer for how the/she responded to Him in creation- did you ignore or acknowledge His existence?

    • @Fatima-bj2dq
      @Fatima-bj2dq 2 года назад +3

      @@gemmamcburnie8690 exactLY THE GOD ALMIGHTY Is the creator of the whole universe. A single pebble cannot turn over itself until and unless the GOD commands TO BE. And when HE commands "TO BE" THEN ITS DONE!!! Therefore all GLORY is to GOD ALMIGHTY THE ONE AND ONLY

    • @lukas01986
      @lukas01986 2 года назад +2

      I just wish he would’ve considered stronger and more durable spinal columns for the everyday wear and tear.
      The way it’s designed feels like it comes w/ an expiration date stamped on it. :(

  • @marinduqueadventurechannel3493
    @marinduqueadventurechannel3493 10 месяцев назад

    Because of this tutorial, i made my wife walk again. Now in tears of joy after 2 1/2 months of her pain. THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!

  • @wanchaicowboy
    @wanchaicowboy 2 года назад +6

    Thanks, now I understand all the problems I had 15 years ago. It has almost gone now but I do get the occasional twinge.

  • @mk.babu1
    @mk.babu1 3 года назад +2

    Please make anatomy videos on abdomen organs

  • @timleix8935
    @timleix8935 2 года назад +1

    Diclofic gel and hydro codin may help but in my case. Surgery entailing fussion of L5 to L3 is my next step. Tried everything

  • @19Dennis53
    @19Dennis53 2 года назад +2

    Excellent video BUT why is the sound so screwed up?

  • @mangot589
    @mangot589 2 года назад +3

    Clinical significance is it hurts like heck, and can make you almost immobile, even if you’re young. At a flare up, there’s no “coyboying up or pushing through it”.

  • @KB-ke3fi
    @KB-ke3fi 2 года назад +17

    My dad is 89 years old and has suffered from this for 10 years. All they do is tell him to take an Ibuprofin and live with it. No pain med relief at all. He's never drank or smoked in his life...but can't get a damned pain med like Vicodin which would work 3X a day. The pain is killing him. Other than that his body and mind are in great shape. Ever since these lawyers got on the pain killer bandwagon and sued because of kids ripping off their grandmas pain meds, seniors have no relief and the drugs they made were specifically designed for that kind of relief. They don't give a shit. I might have to give him some medical weed gummies, but he hates that shit. I don't like it either. I tried it when I got attacked by a pit bull and almost tore my hand off 2 years ago...they gave me Ibuprofin. I used to be a pretty good golfer, now my right hand is mangled and hurts all the time, even after 5 surgeries.

    • @a.florschutzcamplin9011
      @a.florschutzcamplin9011 2 года назад +1

      I have learned, try laying on a harder surface, with both legs up on a chair seat, or many pillows. It takes the pressure off of the lower back, and also what helps is a frozen bag of veggies, makes the nerve go down in size, might slip out of the place where it's stuck. Good Luck to your grandpop.

    • @christinewiery1330
      @christinewiery1330 2 года назад +4

      I know what you mean. Everyone is treated like a drug addict. Why do they have the stuff if you can't use it? When my dad was dying and getting very short of breath I asked for his oxygen to be bumped up but no that's not safe because it can make him stop breathing. Well his deathwas imminent anyway so why can't he be more comfortable?

    • @darlenesmith1605
      @darlenesmith1605 2 года назад +3

      I totally understand. I was on pain medication for few yrs till they started this crap too. Now they act and look at you like ur a druggie and will not give you anything. This is barbaric! They pushed them for yrs and said how well they work, then they don't. It's our government! The trafficking and drugs into our country is being done by the CIA,FBI and the government. The ones dying are the addicts, not the responsible ones who have to have the mess and the ones dying are dying from meth and hermon! And they bring g it in! Can't cut into their funds now can we! And methadone is legal on every corner cause it's what? You guessed it! Government run!

    • @moniquekyle8354
      @moniquekyle8354 2 года назад +2

      I'm sorry to hear about your father. I pray they wil give him the appropriate medication. Ask the doctor if he can use Voltetan Gel. I use it in between the epidural injections.

    • @danclayberger770
      @danclayberger770 2 года назад

      I have heard that individuals who were unable to get a Rx for Vicodin went down to Mexico and saw a MD and brought home a 6 month supply. I also understand a person can call a MD in Canada and also get a Rx.

  • @soundsgood6121
    @soundsgood6121 Год назад

    Awesome, i am a medical student, thank you🤗

  • @kadikgibs8396
    @kadikgibs8396 2 года назад

    thank you very much

  • @monavoss3548
    @monavoss3548 2 года назад

    What is a baker syst and what treadment is the best. ???

  • @iankings6405
    @iankings6405 2 года назад

    I have a pinched or trapped nerve, with lower back osteoarthritis, this condition is manageable, but after 20 minutes of walking, my leg starts to go numb, and I have to sit down for a few minutes, then the feeling returns and I can continue my walking, any advice welcome.

  • @mickey5779
    @mickey5779 Год назад

    This is excellent!

  • @hunghuong6787
    @hunghuong6787 2 года назад +1

    Thanks

  • @peterdunn4644
    @peterdunn4644 2 года назад +3

    Had the same problem .was a pinched nerve in my spine caused by a prolapse disc a back operation cured it

    • @btxhdmovies4k910
      @btxhdmovies4k910 Год назад

      Have u gone under surgery?
      Endoscopic spine surgery?

  • @tag7941
    @tag7941 Год назад

    Highly recommend seeing a Peripheral Nerve doctor for nerve issues. A good doc will change your life if suffering from chronic pain.

  • @robertbolding4182
    @robertbolding4182 2 года назад +2

    i got the muscles to relax with magnesium . Im sure you can as well. be careful monitor blood pressure

  • @lassnybudhram177
    @lassnybudhram177 6 месяцев назад

    Hi, I had this sciatica nerve pain in around October. I was in terrible pain, seen the doctor. Now I walk with a limp, difficult to walk normal. Do I need physiotherapy to heal completely. Please let me know.

  • @jesusrodriguez-lopez976
    @jesusrodriguez-lopez976 2 года назад

    Will a superficial peroneal nerve injury get heal by itself

  • @Cherrryl87
    @Cherrryl87 3 года назад +30

    Hey. Love your videos. They're a great review. I noticed you didn't mention piriformis syndrome as a cause of sciatica. It is fairly common especially in people who sit a lot, leaning to one side or keeping a wallet in their back pocket. I've seen it a number of times throughout my 10 year practice as a massage therapist. Is there a reason why it wasn't included? No judgement. Just curious. Always open to learn. 🙂

    • @mauishihtzu6280
      @mauishihtzu6280 2 года назад

      This is just superb, I have been researching "how to get rid of sciatica pain forever" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Venayden Wanillian Method - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my buddy got great success with it.

    • @timodavis6805
      @timodavis6805 2 года назад

      However it is common it is only 200-300k a year in cases out of 3-7 million cases of sciatica symptoms a year in the states alone . It’s fair to mention it yes but it is kinda rare. Now your spine is the leading cause of it .

    • @ritahorvath8207
      @ritahorvath8207 2 года назад +3

      I have spent 3 weeks in a swiss hospital with hardened piriformis muscle getting no help but pain killers, injections in my spine and other unnessecary treatments, eventhough after a week a physiotherapist made the correct diagnosis. No muscle relaxants were given to me until I asked for them, no massage to loosen the muscle. I was unable to go home because I could not stand or sit, so they sent me to a nursery home. And there I got help from a physiotherapist. It was my worst experience with "modern western medicine" and the pain was so strong that I wished my soul would leave my body.

    • @Cherrryl87
      @Cherrryl87 2 года назад +1

      @@timodavis6805 Yes-- but who is making these diagnoses ? Is it GPs or specialists (sports medicine doctors, neurologists, physiotherapists, etc)? If GPs aren't familiar enough with piriformis syndrome, then it would be easy to jump to the conclusion of the problem originating solely from the spine on symptoms alone. Is every diagnosis made with both MRI and x-ray? Given how expensive medical care is in the States, I doubt that. It's important to not rely so heavily on statistics and perceive them more as a guide than 100% fact. However-- let's assume that the stats are correct. A tight piriformis would further exacerbate sciatic pain even if it is originating at the spine. Problems don't exist in a vacuum. I say this all with respect 🙏.

    • @Auggies1956
      @Auggies1956 2 года назад +1

      @@ritahorvath8207 I have a nerve or muscle that runs laterally just below my right butt check. I can't lay on my back and it generates pain after a half hour. My only relief has been to lay my leg on its side so the foot contacts the opposite leg. If it get really bad, I bought a hard rubber "hand ball"? I fold a towel and position it on the bed that place the towel over it. I then position the painful area over the ball, that compresses the pain area and stops the pain shortly. I've been to PT and anything they have done only temporarily works.

  • @sparkdog44
    @sparkdog44 2 года назад +1

    I've tried everything. Nothing has stopped the pain. The socket is too big in dia. Which muscle would be rubbing it? Thats the source of the pain.

  • @PauloRLustosa
    @PauloRLustosa 3 года назад +6

    Excelente vídeo. muito obrigado.

  • @warrenhassey1293
    @warrenhassey1293 2 года назад +2

    L4 L5 S1 nerve route been in pain 36 years & counting.
    not good !

  • @paulovieira1351
    @paulovieira1351 2 года назад +4

    I’m having sciatic nerves very painful,

  • @thomas2256
    @thomas2256 2 года назад

    Can i exercise and walk again if i have a stroke after spinal surgery?

  • @m.k.thomas2728
    @m.k.thomas2728 Год назад

    It is very informative presentation. Prof. M.k. Thomas

  • @bendelrey2188
    @bendelrey2188 3 года назад +3

    It’s killing me with pain constantly, what pain killers work? I’ve tried all sorts but no good. What can I take?

  • @moonkim2691
    @moonkim2691 2 года назад +2

    I got sciatica since my first pregnancy and I still have the pain and it goes and comes any times but the pian is worst especially in the winter time...

  • @downhilltwofour0082
    @downhilltwofour0082 2 года назад +3

    Can the Sciatic nerve be adversely effected by the onset of Shingles in the lower extremities?

  • @v.e.7236
    @v.e.7236 2 года назад +10

    As a paraplegic that sits all day, every day, my sciatica is beyond intense and causes me severe discomfort. Sadly, there seems to be nothing I can do to mitigate the discomfort, as stretching, etc., never eliminates my pain, because I sit all day and the sciatic nerve is always being irritated or impinged upon. I'd give anything to get rid of my sciatica, but that's just not going to happen, so I breathe in, breathe out and deal w/ it. smh

    • @Kit29
      @Kit29 2 года назад +1

      Please try acupuncture. My husband has been doing the treatments twice a week past month and he is much better. Thank God!

    • @nevaehsangel9620
      @nevaehsangel9620 2 года назад +2

      U need a deep tissue massage, sometimes they get pinched.
      I know how to relieve the pain and take out the pinched nerve. I was taught by a wonderful lady from Mexico. It feels like a marble when pinched.
      It pinches, and the pain is HORRENDOUS! I deal with this pain,I wouldn't wish it on anyone ! There are stretches you can do too. I'm so sorry 😞. I know it can be unbearable .😫

  • @alishelby5569
    @alishelby5569 2 года назад

    Great explanation well don

  • @prantobose1144
    @prantobose1144 3 года назад +1

    Love it 😍

  • @melanatedqueen4288
    @melanatedqueen4288 2 года назад +1

    Well I currently have lower back pain when i don't have proper back support,stand too long or when i do a 10min walk and stop,i feel tingle in my lower back and that shit is scary,it all started 6 years ago when i had my son via c-sect did a spinal and it was the 2nd time around,this time i got some meds,the pain meds had opiod in it and when i took it it's like i could not breathe,instantly trying to breathe and wanting to do a number 2 triggered my back(i had asthma as a child)all this info was in my med records,for almost an hour i had to travel back to the hospital,holding poop and all only to hear oh they did not have the regula pain meds so the doctor chose the 1 that has opiod....any body ina pain after having a baby a pains meds dem ago tek...i could have died...the surgery itself leave me with leg pain each month when its that time....somn was not sewn up properly......Im just hoping for the best...I thought by now all pain would have gone....😔

    • @justhide7029
      @justhide7029 Год назад +2

      Keep hope🙏. I have Sciatic pain. (Throwing boxes like a dummy.) Sciatica meds, ibuprofen, Tylenol and Advil doesn't work for me. But stronger meds help...... Can't remember what meds ... but better then them weak ass drugs... Addictive too...

  • @adnankamen6470
    @adnankamen6470 11 месяцев назад

    i had an trapped nerv (siatic) nerv attack yesterday in the shop, (i was very physically active the prior two days) and the pain came after walking for 3-4 minutes around the isles, there was no position that made the horrendous pain subside i was rolling on the floor of the shop, with some people trying to help.. (never thought i would be in this position) the only thing that gave me some relief was a chair and a seated position.. i was so close to fainting from the pain and i have a high pain tolerance.. the ambulance picked me up and i took 3 different drips of painkillers and was seated for 7 hours before i could go home and lay down. the pain is now minimal but my toes and shin is numb and i have about 10% of my strength in my toes when pushing up. so strange that my toes seem limp. and i am getting random spasms down my right leg.

  • @derekcroft2055
    @derekcroft2055 2 года назад +3

    Im now 45 & i had this issue ever since i was a teenager.......i CAN'T understand why so young ??
    I never did any damage to my back or had any bones broke, i just don't get it.
    🤷‍♂️

  • @syedahmedshah5522
    @syedahmedshah5522 2 года назад +2

    As a people's manager, i often say that human being is the complex machine of all, so to say in the corporate world keeping in mind the manufacturing plants and processes and of course psychologically and apparently, but today after watching this video, i must say it that human is complex psychologically and most complex medically and anatomically ,,,,,,ufff thanks i am not a medical professional!

  • @davidsanders.fineart5551
    @davidsanders.fineart5551 2 года назад +8

    Hi Kenhub. Great vid! A few errors with muscle labels including biceps femoris short head and the extensor digitorum brevis, but other than this it was very informative thanks.

    • @Kenhub
      @Kenhub  2 года назад +6

      Thank you for the feedback, David! We will look into making the corrections and will publish the corrected video as soon as possible.

    • @aireenejoiequero1811
      @aireenejoiequero1811 2 года назад

      Hi kenhub

    • @aireenejoiequero1811
      @aireenejoiequero1811 2 года назад

      Pag may sciatica nerve ba Ng Isang tao.posedle po ba syang maoperahan.pasensya na po kung Tagalog Ang aking Tanong Kasi po hind po Ako marunong sa English.

  • @c.a.greene8395
    @c.a.greene8395 2 года назад +9

    I have always told my doctor the pain goes through my butt, down my inner back thigh, crosses behind my knee to run halfway down my outer calf muscle...he tells me it's not my S. Nerve! Which leads me to wonder just how well he listened in school...maybe I will forward this to him. Lol 😆

    • @mosesla1861
      @mosesla1861 2 года назад

      Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks

    • @c.a.greene8395
      @c.a.greene8395 2 года назад

      @@mosesla1861 I am flattered that you think I could be that someone special for you...I am not looking for a relationship, I am running a charity that feeds working class poor people and families
      I have buried two husbands thus far, not sure I am ready for a third- I thank you for your kind words, and I do hope you find your special mate!

    • @mosesla1861
      @mosesla1861 2 года назад

      @@c.a.greene8395 my pleasure meeting you hi baby how are you doing now am sorry about losing your husband but in life there is continuing baby am Ben and am here for you and I really love I want you to be mine forever

    • @Frank-ih9ew
      @Frank-ih9ew 3 месяца назад

      Wow 😂

  • @joshuaparker6037
    @joshuaparker6037 2 года назад +2

    will they ever cure nerve damage?

  • @nelsonfernandez7473
    @nelsonfernandez7473 2 года назад +4

    Tramadol is the only thing that helps me with my back pain, I've had two back surgery, the 2nd was a fusion, first disk hernia removed from l5 s1 my pain came from hell

  • @user-dn9vd9xg9p
    @user-dn9vd9xg9p 2 года назад

    All images seem to show the sciatica on one side assuming for teaching purposes. But ..... Are there two? One in each leg. In other words does the right leg duplicate all nerves in left leg? Why is sciatica issues taught they are usually in one leg? Could.it be both? Thank you.

  • @shabanimisiri7984
    @shabanimisiri7984 2 года назад

    Molto bene , fantastico

  • @Health_Education_Safety
    @Health_Education_Safety 2 года назад +3

    Great work very informative video

  • @kennedylimo6994
    @kennedylimo6994 Год назад

    Thanks you so much what is the medicine of this

  • @nancysloan3731
    @nancysloan3731 2 года назад +5

    I have had sciatica for at least four years and it is getting worse over time. By about 2 pm I have to get off of my legs. The pain wears on me by then.stretching helps a little as do pain killers. I can't see a neurologist for 3 more months. They are so booked up. Have had a few epidermals. They only last a short time. The last one didn't help at all. It is a real bummer sciatica.

    • @hareshdaryanani5726
      @hareshdaryanani5726 2 года назад +1

      Try walking backwards at home first small steps then longer steps back straight
      Lose weight around the stomach area some breathing exercises help too can do these standing up
      Took me over seven years to get relif from ruptured discs
      Hope this helps

    • @nancysloan3731
      @nancysloan3731 2 года назад

      Thank you for your response. I will try these recommendations.

  • @christiansanchez291
    @christiansanchez291 2 года назад

    What’s good medicine to make it go away