Any suggestions on treating a pinched sciatic nerve? - sciatic nerve impotence
My friend has had terrible back pain a pinched sciatic nerve last week. , The difficulty in rising from a seated position, bent, and has not even able to take our daughter 17 months. We can not afford to send him to a chiropractor or doctor does anyone know all the routes or homeopathic remedies to help the pain a little? Thank you!
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Sciatic Nerve Impotence Any Suggestions On Treating A Pinched Sciatic Nerve?
4 comments:
Take homeopathic medicine, Hypericum 30c and 30c each of 8 cells RUTA 1 hours before other foods after eating once a day, only 3 days.
I mean come on, is to strengthen the back muscles, it works for me, very painful, if not.
Stand with your feet slightly apart, bend slowly until you feel the pain is unbearable and maintain this position until the pain is prevented by a little more help before you feel the pain again and hold until the pain again continue to do until you feel better, it may take some time until you strengthen your muscles,
Be very careful not to him or the exercise of power can be dangerous.
Make no use until you are on the way to feel better.
Rhus (30C) is a known remedy for the backrest and associated tissues, especially those who tend to carry heavy loads, while it is recommended COLOCYNTHIS (30C) to promote the health and well-being well being of the nerves and nervous system as a whole.
Zanthoxylum clava Herculis, devil's claw, Arctium lappa (burdock) and German chamomile are some herbs to relieve sciatic nerve pain relief sciatica. Reduce inflammation and relieve the pressure on the sciatic nerve. They also support the health of the spinal canal, prevent calcification and stenosis
You can view detailed information, click here http://www.healthherbsandnutrition.com/p ... and
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Ahhhh, I feel for him, my husband also had this problem, very painful ... Kratom can look at what "natural" pain relief (such) a narcotic effect and look at Passion Flower (single herb found in any business and many large food chains / retail trade for about $ 10) and ... If I remember correctly, I think * if taken at higher doses may have analgesic properties when aa atleast worth emulating.
You can use the following essential oils (diluted to fall into another oil or lotion and applied topically to the area /) for pain relief;
6 drops Lavender
1 drop eucalyptus
2 drops peppermint oil
These can be found in vegetable oils / natural food stores and retail chain much larger (less than $ 10).
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