Saturday, February 6, 2010

Damage To Piriformis Permanent Nerve Damage From Piriformis Syndrome?

Permanent Nerve Damage from Piriformis Syndrome? - damage to piriformis

I was with a rare neuromuscular disease, or diagnosed with a pyramidal syndrome, and an MRI to see if I could have a lumbar disc. I had sciatica for years and are not treated. You have constant pain because of hip piriformis syndrome. I have another appointment next week. I also sometimes pain like needles in his back leg. And sometimes I feel the pain of the radial nerve in my arm. Would it have permanent nerve damage, sciatica for years is no longer be treated? The pain does not disappear. Remains the same and the medicine is to relieve piriformis to? Suggestions? Thank you!

2 comments:

fretocho... said...

Piriformis syndrome, the piriformis muscle spasm, the sciatic nerve that are affected.

When the pain of the knee fails, it is likely that the MRI did not show a lumbar disc. If you do not break the record, consult a physiotherapist or chiropractor. Learn how the piriformis and the output pressure to relax the nerves. Nerves can heal, but it is a slow process.

the sacroiliac joint can mimic piriformis syndrome, and herniated disk, like this: If your analysis is not, my suggestion that the physical attention to the problem of the

Good luck with it!

Nagendra said...

There are 120 articles in PubMed, if we are to find the syndrome of "pyramid", which indicates that it is a rare disease

As to whether it would be permanent, nerve damage., N
A study was published in 2006, which showed no slowing of the nerve [functional damage] compared with the controls and increases with the duration of the disease

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