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<blockquote data-quote="locutus" data-source="post: 219714" data-attributes="member: 43477"><p>thank you for all replies. surgery might be helpful in rare cases, but it is such a lottery, too many horror stories of not working out there. </p><p>I will definitely start the youtube stretch routine!</p><p>cialis also sends me straight to sciatica hell (especially now where I'm still in the acute episode. </p><p>I have some l4/l5 disc degeneration, but then, many people do - with no pain. it is part of aging I believe, like wrinkles. </p><p>according to the author of one of the books i linked to, sciatica peaks between 30-60 in people. if aging/degeneration would be the main issue, you would see cases go up as people age, but this is not the case. according to him, this has to do with what he calls peak life responsibility, usually a time in life where you got career, family etc to manage. and therefore stress peaks as well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="locutus, post: 219714, member: 43477"] thank you for all replies. surgery might be helpful in rare cases, but it is such a lottery, too many horror stories of not working out there. I will definitely start the youtube stretch routine! cialis also sends me straight to sciatica hell (especially now where I'm still in the acute episode. I have some l4/l5 disc degeneration, but then, many people do - with no pain. it is part of aging I believe, like wrinkles. according to the author of one of the books i linked to, sciatica peaks between 30-60 in people. if aging/degeneration would be the main issue, you would see cases go up as people age, but this is not the case. according to him, this has to do with what he calls peak life responsibility, usually a time in life where you got career, family etc to manage. and therefore stress peaks as well. [/QUOTE]
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