Sounds like a vanereal disease

 

You sound like you've been through this one before... :walk:

Sounds as if you had a problem with the sciatic nerve, aka ischiatic nerve. It runs from the lower back into the leg area. It is the largest single nerve in the body.

Is my guess also and if so, can last for several weeks, plus extremely uncomfortable.

 

If there is some numbness involved, it may very well be.

Sounds as if you had a problem with the sciatic nerve, aka ischiatic nerve. It runs from the lower back into the leg area. It is the largest single nerve in the body.

It hurt when I tried to go to sleep. I sleep on my stomach... don't how that would effect it...but it did.

You sound like you've been through this one before... :walk:

 

:lol: Nope I came out unscathed

It hurt when I tried to go to sleep. I sleep on my stomach... don't how that would effect it...but it did.

 

I think the sleep or sitting position helps take the pressure off of the nerve. My pain was caused by several herniated disc. The only way I could sleep was on my back with a pillow under my lower back.

I feel for anyone that has back pain.:cry:

While I was in high school I had two ruptured disc in my back and the pain was not in my back but in my butt and leg. It was on the opposite side of where the disc were out. Get it checked out. If you have blown out disc then leave the chiropractor alone. He can do nothing for that.

Rub some dirt on it..

Rub some dirt on it..

 

 

OK coach.

OK coach.

 

So whats the update?

So whats the update?

 

 

Don't have time to go to the doctor. Its kinda going away though, but not really. I'll wait till after my physics final to get it looked at. My GPA is more important than my well being... duh.

Don't have time to go to the doctor. Its kinda going away though, but not really. I'll wait till after my physics final to get it looked at. My GPA is more important than my well being... duh.

 

Nerd..

Nerd..

 

 

O you're gonna get it buddy.