What is radicular pain?
I've been having this sharp pain in my arm that feels like it's shooting down from my neck. My physio mentioned 'radicular pain' as a possibility. What exactly is that?
I've been having this sharp pain in my arm that feels like it's shooting down from my neck. My physio mentioned 'radicular pain' as a possibility. What exactly is that?
From what I understand, radicular pain is pain radiating along the path of a compressed spinal nerve. Since I always deal carefully with my own chronic PCOS symptoms, I'd say don't guess anything and consult a specialist for an accurate diagnosis.
I agree with the others. It is nerve pain radiating from your spine, and you should definitely see an orthopedist.
It is basically pain that travels from a pinched nerve in your back down your legs or arms! ⚡ Try to rest up and visit a physiotherapist soon for some relief! 👍
That's classic nerve compression pain, often called sciatica when it's in the lower back. I focus on core strength and stretching to keep my spine healthy, but you should wait for a doctor's clearance before doing any workouts.
This pain can sometimes indicate serious nerve compression which shouldn't be ignored. Please get an MRI or doctor's consult immediately to avoid any long-term nerve damage.
Haan, spinal nerve pinch hone se jo sharp pain radiating hota hai leg ya arm mein, wahi hai. Doctor ko dikhana padega, na? Dr. prescription ke bina painkiller mat lena.
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Yaar, it actually happens when a nerve root in your spine gets compressed. My dad had this and it was super painful. Don't worry, proper treatment and physio helps a lot.
It is shooting pain caused by nerve root irritation. If you have a busy schedule, just book a quick online consultation with a spine specialist or neurologist to get a clinical opinion fast.
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