Leg Pain & Sciatica Treatment
What causes sciatica?
Sciatica produces pain and other symptoms due to something pressing or rubbing on the sciatic nerve. This pressing or rubbing can be related to a specific injury, but sciatica can also develop over a longer time frame without a pre-existing injury. This can often be very confusing and worrying but shouldn’t be a cause for alarm. Things that can cause sciatica include: Injuries to the discs between the vertebra in our spine Spinal stenosis – an age related process whereby the part of the spine where nerves pass through becomes narrowed A build up of muscular tension in the buttock which then irritates the sciatic nerve Other back injuries Whatever the cause of your sciatica, there is a lot that can be done to help reduce the irritation on the nerve and reduce your pain levels and other symptoms.
Can Manual Therapy Help Sciatica?
Yes! Therapists can help sciatica! An important step in working out how to help patients with sciatica is trying to understand what the underlying cause of the sciatica might be.
This allows us to target the treatment at the true cause, allowing long term improvement and injury prevention to occur, rather than just masking the symptoms. Therefore, the exact treatment you might experience for your sciatica will differ to someone else’s.
Our 5* Reviews on Sciatica show that our method of treatment works

Spinal Joint Adjustments
We use adjustments to improve the movement through any stiff joints in the spine and also other joints such as the foot and ankle.

Soft Tissue Release
There are various soft tissue release techniques we use for Sciatica, including instrumented assisted releases such as in the picture.

Corrective Exercises
Performing exercises at home is an essential step in your road to recovery. Home exercises will help to strengthen the painful area and stop it from becoming injured again in the future.
This video shows one of our favourite low back pain exercises to perform at home. Doing this exercise will help you to recover from low back pain.
If you want to learn more about the low back pain treatment techniques we offer and what they entail, click through to this page.
We also have a Facebook page where we share lots of useful health tips and advice. This allows you to have confidence that you’re staying as injury resistant as possible.

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If you have any questions prior to booking get in touch with us using one of the methods below or send me a message from the contact form and I’ll get back to you asap!
- 0311 122 322 45
- mailto:thesofttissueclinic1@gmail.com
- 123 at uk , walton on the hill