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Old 01-05-2008, 04:46 PM #2
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Dear Karolina:

You are in the right place here - I am surprised no one answered your question to date.

Do you remember what you were doing when the pain started? Were you running, walking, lifting? Usually Sciatica is a deep pain located around the hip area which radiates down the outside of your leg.....usually. Where is your pain located?

I have severe sciatica related to lower back issues and at times this is a miserable condition.

If I were you instead of guessing seek the input of a doctor.

I wish you all the best

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