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Are Tingling Sensation And Pain In Legs,arm And Back Signs Of Sciatica?

Hi,
I woke in pain on sunday morning. I have a pain in my buttocks and lower back and some tingling down my legs. I have also had pain in my elbow joint but on sunday experienced tingling sensation and pain in the whole of my arm. Could this be sciatica in both and what is the best action to take? I'm better when I keep moving than when I tey to rest and sleep.
Thu, 1 Dec 2016
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
Hi
Sciatica is a condition of lower back and lower limbs.
Arm pain tingling is due to nerves of neck or in shoulder region,elbow or wrist.
Anyway, both require to be treated simultaneously by anti inflammatory meds, and methycobalamin, lyrica etc .consult an orthopaedic or neurologist.
X-rays or MRI of back and neck may be required, alsi physical examination to check for nerves, muscles implicated.
Both conditions are treatable
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Are Tingling Sensation And Pain In Legs,arm And Back Signs Of Sciatica?

Hi Sciatica is a condition of lower back and lower limbs. Arm pain tingling is due to nerves of neck or in shoulder region,elbow or wrist. Anyway, both require to be treated simultaneously by anti inflammatory meds, and methycobalamin, lyrica etc .consult an orthopaedic or neurologist. X-rays or MRI of back and neck may be required, alsi physical examination to check for nerves, muscles implicated. Both conditions are treatable