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Pain that radiates from the lower (lumbar) spine to the buttock and down the back of the leg Pain can be mild, severe, radiating, or sharp Sometimes it feels like a jolt or electric shock Pain can be worse when we cough or sneeze, and prolonged sitting Pain that gets worse with movement Pain may be in one part of the leg and numbness in another part A sensation of pins and needles Usually affects only one side of the body Numbness, burning sensation, tingling or muscle weakness in the affected leg or foot Loss of feeling or movement Difficulty walking Loss of bladder control.jpg)
Damage or injury to the sciatic nerve Pinched sciatic nerve by a herniated disk or by the bone spur on the vertebrae Nerve compression by a tumor Nerve damage by a disease such as diabetes
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