Do I Have Piriformis Syndrome or Sciatica?
November 23, 2022
People often come to us asking: “Do I have piriformis syndrome?” It’s a surprisingly common question from just about anyone who experiences back
People often come to us asking: “Do I have piriformis syndrome?” It’s a surprisingly common question from just about anyone who experiences back pain that radiates down one (or both) of their legs. When you search these symptoms online, most results will come back with the same list of terms: sciatica, a herniated disc, or… Continue reading Do I Have Piriformis Syndrome or Sciatica?
Read MOrePeople often come to us asking: “Do I have piriformis syndrome?” It’s a surprisingly common question from just about anyone who experiences back
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