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The only thing I can contribute is that when I had relentless sciatica, I took voltaren which reduced swelling on the disc just enough to offer a bit of respite to the nerve. Also I had a physio who stretched my bad leg with an elastic band to stretch the nerve. I forget what its called but it always made me feel better.

So sorry you are going through this.

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