Group items tagged

Explore some simple tips that can help you with sciatic pain. Discover how Acupuncture for sciatica can help to get you back on your feet once more. For more information, visit our blog, or if you want to know more about how Chinese Medicine can help you with sciatica, book your free consultation with our Chinese Medicine experts today.

Sciatica is also called Lumbar Sacral Radicular Syndrome. There is a sciatic vein, starting from the lower part of the lumbar or spinal cord and up to the end of the thigh.

During the coronavirus pandemic many people found themselves working from home, and this has continued to some extent in many businesses. A change in working environment can bring challenges, one of which can be joint pain and discomfort. Imagine you have gone from a busy office environment, meeting in boardrooms and visiting the canteen for a coffee, to working at home on your dining room table, walking several feet to get a cup of tea and sitting back down again, this change in surroundings can have an impact on your joints. Community pharmacists can be a source of knowledge to help individuals that may be suffering from joint complaints, this may be from the above scenario or just general aches and pains that come from an office based role. Firstly, it's important for us to know the effects of sitting down at a desk all day (not a scenario I'm sure many community pharmacists experience daily): Back pain - is one of the most common complaints. This can be caused by bad posture while sitting too high, too low, or hunched over. While this may present as just a soreness or discomfort, if not rectified and/or accessed this can lead to some serious health issues such as spinal compression, sciatica or spinal stenosis.

Lower Back Pain can be caused by problems with the tendons, muscles, nerve roots joints and spinal discs. Learn about Lower Back Pain including information on Reasons, Types, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options with Tips How to Avoid Lower Back Pain. For More Information Visit Our Website: Lower Back Pain