Question:
I am looking for treatments for sciatic nerve pain which presents it self through out legs. I am interested in any form of treatment. Any advice would be greatly .

Answer:

I pretty much had all the problems you had (have) and in order to help or relieve sciatic pain due to nerve impingement, foremenotomies were done to open the passage ways for the nerves. Scare tissue can be a big problem. An MRI would help your doctor find out what exactly needs to be done. When I had my fusion surgery, they did all the otomies there were and it did help with the nerve pain that radiated down my legs and feet. If it was my back I would have as many diagnostic tests done as possible before any invasive treatment was allowed.

Nothing helped me til I went to this healing lady who does massage as well as tons of other stuff. Whatever it was she did it worked. It took 5 or six visits with it getting a bit better with each one. The last one took the pain away altogether and other than a warning twinge now and then it's never come back and it's been over a year. My doctor called it "sudden and severe sciatica" on my record. What she calls what she does is "integrated body therapy" and she does other things with names like lymphatic drainage therapy, craniosacral therapy (she can make the man's violent migraines go away when she does this to him, they don't stay away but at least he gets temporary relief), reflexology. Maybe you could do a net search and see if there's someone affordable who does it near you. I know it sounds like voodoo but it worked for me. Looks like you have given yourself every opportunity to heal the problem on your own without invasive treatments. A friend of mine did the same thing. He went twelve years trying to deal with a bad disc and finally opted for the laminectomy and was not disappointed. The results were pretty immediate, a little nerve pain lingered, but took time to heal once the irritation was resolved.