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Sciatica Physical Therapy for Pain, Numbness, and Tingling Down the Leg

Sciatica is more than low back pain. It can feel sharp, burning, electric, tight, numb, or unstable. It can make sitting, driving, working out, bending over, and even walking uncomfortable. And because it often comes with fear and uncertainty, many people stop moving altogether or bounce between temporary fixes that never fully solve the problem. 

At The Performance Lab, we focus on identifying what is truly driving your symptoms so treatment matches the actual issue. 

Common Back Problems We Help With

Why Back Pain Keeps Coming Back

Not all sciatic pain is the same. Sometimes symptoms are driven by disc irritation. Sometimes it is nerve sensitivity, movement intolerance, or positional loading that keeps triggering the problem. Sometimes people stretch aggressively, rest too much, or return to activity without addressing the actual source. 

If the reason the nerve is being irritated is never identified, symptoms may come and go, but they rarely stay gone. 

How The Performance Lab Solves It

We assess the full picture, including spine mechanics, movement tolerance, nerve irritation, strength deficits, mobility restrictions, and the patterns that reproduce your symptoms. 

Your treatment plan may include: 

Our goal is to reduce irritation, restore confidence, and get you back to moving normally without fear of setting it off again. 

Who This Is For
FAQs

Yes. In many cases, the right treatment can reduce nerve irritation, improve function, and help prevent recurring flare-ups.

Pain down the leg is often related to nerve irritation coming from the low back, pelvis, or surrounding structures.

Not always. Many people improve without surgery when the root cause is identified and treated appropriately.

Certain positions can increase tension or irritation around the nerve, especially if there is underlying disc or movement-related involvement.

Yes. Those are common sciatic symptoms, and part of treatment is determining what is driving them and how to reduce them.

You should not have to live around nerve pain.

If you are tired of flare-ups, mixed messages, and temporary fixes, let’s figure out what is really going on. 

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