In TCM, sciatica is considered a "Bi syndrome"—caused by cold, dampness, or Qi and blood stagnation along the meridians. Common triggers include prolonged sitting, disc problems, or changes in weather.
Yes. Acupuncture clears blockages along the Bladder and Du meridians and relieves pain, tingling, or numbness along the leg. It is suitable for both acute and chronic cases.
Absolutely. Tuina relaxes tense muscles like the piriformis or gluteal muscles, which often irritate the sciatic nerve. This relieves pressure on the nerve.
For those with strong sensitivity to cold or chronic weakness, herbs help open the meridians and relieve pain—e.g., by warming and promoting circulation.
Avoid prolonged sitting, exposure to cold, or heavy lifting. Heat applications, stretching exercises, and posture awareness support the healing process.
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