Looking for a Sciatica Pain Solution That Doesn't Involve Pills? | Oz Health

Looking for a Sciatica Pain Solution That Doesn't Involve Pills? | Oz Health

In this video, join Dr. Oz as he reveals the no-pill pain solution for sciatica. Say goodbye to relying solely on medication and discover a range of effective and natural remedies to alleviate the discomfort caused by sciatica.

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[rodpettet]

I'm almost 80 and found taking a large dose of vitamin D3 fixes it for a few days. I take 10, 000 IU plus K2 and magnesium. It takes a few hours to kick in.

[gillianmilne]

As a teenager, I experienced excruciating Sciatic pain, after subluxing the L4/ L5, after running. I could not walk without mind seering pain! After being diagnosed, and given muscle relaxers, and feeling like a zombie for months. I found a great chiropractor, who adjusted the area, and walked pain free for the first time in months!! A great chiropractor is key!

[marym]

I had sciatica for a year real pain going down the back of the leg do the press up on your bed it's much easier it got rid of my pain it will be painful so go slowly and you will get better love watching Dr Oz from UK.

[dalexander]

People in general wanna take a pill or get surgery instead of exercise and rehab. I was encouraged to get surgery 3 years ago for herniated disc/sciatia, was in horrible pain for months. I would not consider surgery, doc said well its possible to rehab withourt surgery but no one wants to do it because its hard work. I did it, daily re-hab, Mackenzie drills, inversion table and hanging from a chin up bar. Took me probably six weeks but it worked, i have been pain free for 2 years. I tried most of the recommended foods and diets, I never noticed a difference in pain regardless of what i ate.

[ireneposti]

I’m going through this right now, I woke up with excruciating pain in my lower back.

[justinorwen]

This would be like taking a Tylenol for a kidney stone.

[miriama.percell]

I am a massage therapist and have had one bout of sciatica and work with client having had sciatica as well. I do not believe in remaining in excruciating pain. I will temporarily take the pain medicine while radically addressing sciatica. I use THC oils, regular stretching and yoga. Pidgeon pose has helped considerably. After massage session ( focus on gluts, feet and legs), I take Epsom sales baths, and ice-heat-ice. Never stop stretching and yoga is excellent for hip openers and release low back pain. Glut massages and specifically the piriformis muscle attached to the tail bone and hip joint has sciatic nerve the runs from the foot through leg, gluts the low back ( sciatic notch). Focus on the healing work and it will subside.

[cynthiagonzalez]

My arthritis doctor recommended knee replacement 10 years ago. I said no.
Still going.
I also had sciatica. Gone now.
Some back pains now and then. I do some exercise and ice it. No heat for me. Makes it worse.

[ghostrider]

Go to a therapist and get traction done or an inverted table works. I've done it and it works.

[nataliewollman-pfqy]

I didn't want pills or surgery but if a trauma or injury is left untreated and I'm using supposed anti-inflammatorys you need surgery PT to get a fresh start as you were before injured

[usapatriot]

Great video. Thank you Dr. Oz for the info.

[AllthingsFoodieTX]

Target the bloating first before stretching

[hestergreen]

This is excellent news, Thank you Dr. Oz.

[ddnoneya]

Have the ingredient list, what are the measurements for each?

[sushmasinha]

Thanks a lot Dr Oz, I have been suffering sciatica pain from last 6 months, hope it helps 🙏

[KillerSmurfy]

What are the measurements for all of this? I wish she would have said it in the video.

[SereneCardinal]

❤That was great, especially to see my Reece Cup on the Oz show❤

[nellykutana]

I have been battling with sciatica for a year now. It was intense at first, to the extent that I had to crawl. I first thought it was a pelvic problem until I went to a physiotherapist who confirmed it as sciatica and had an X-ray 🩻 scan diagnosing it to be spinal sclerosis on the L-spine. I took injections a month after the pain started, the pains were relieved until after a week, it became worse. I could neither stand nor sit. Thankfully since the beginning of the year, it hasn’t been as painful as before. I am still going through physiotherapy sessions.
I couldn’t do any physical exercises, but as at March, I aggressively started to workout 🏋️‍♀️ in spite of the pain. The journey has not been easy but it has been worth traveling.

[angeljackson]

I was diagnosed with sciatica years ago and was just told about 1 month ago that I also have a hernia a slipped disc and arthritis in my lower back. Thank you for this! I'm trying it tomorrow! 😅

[ComfortAgianaku]

Please what is the treatment for nominees in my feet and fingers I have sciatica pain in my back and legs down?