Inflamed Sciatic Nerve

The inflamed sciatic nerve recognizes compression, with irritative effects, of the sciatic nerve as the main cause; to cause the aforementioned compression can be numerous factors, including: a "herniated disc, a vertebral stenosis, the piriformis syndrome, a foraminal stenosis, a discopathy, etc."
As a rule, doctors diagnose an inflamed sciatic nerve through the patient's symptom report, physical examination, and medical history; to understand the causes of the nervous suffering in question, however, they need instrumental tests.
In the context of an inflamed sciatic nerve, therapy varies in relation to the severity of the symptoms and the severity of the causative factor.