Possible causes
Causes: hernia, protrusion, stenosis, inflammation. Accompanied by shooting pain, numbness, and sometimes weakness.
Symptoms
Radiculopathy: irritation or compression of a spinal nerve root. Often manifested by back pain radiating to the arm or leg.
Causes: hernia, protrusion, stenosis, inflammation. Accompanied by shooting pain, numbness, and sometimes weakness.
Consult if symptoms persist, weakness increases, or pain persists.
MRI of the spine, neurologist's reports, list of medications.
Answers to the questions we are asked most often
Pain along the nerve, shooting character, numbness, tingling, weakness in the limb.
Sciatica: sciatic nerve radiculopathy. Read more on the Sciatica page.
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