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About Lawrence Gold
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Experience
In practice since 1990. Two years on staff at a hospital Wellness and Rehabilitation Center.

Publications
Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients, American Journal of Pain Management, Somatics: Magazine-Journal of the Mind-Body Arts and Sciences. More complete listing at somatics.com/gold.htm

Education/Credentials
Certifications: Hanna Somatic Education, the Dr. Ida P. Rolf method of Structural Integration (partial list)

 
   

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Pain Management - Sciatica nerve


Expert: Lawrence Gold - 8/20/2009

Question
I have got Sciatica nerve which starts from the back and down my right leg. I also have thrombosis in my right leg. What is a good pain relief?

Answer
Hello, Hazel,

The most direct relief of sciatica comes from gaining enough control of the back and waist muscles to free them and take pressure off the sciatic nerve.

I've written an article which explains more.

http://www.somatics.com/sciatica.htm

It's brief and shows a way out.

As to the thrombosis (blood clot), that's another matter.  Very tight leg muscles may impede circulation and have contributed to the formation of the clot.  Dissolving the clot is the province of a medical doctor.  Preventing future clots will probably require the same solution as for the sciatica:  free the leg muscles from excessive tension.

For a recommendation for leg tension, you may ask me, if you wish.  

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