Pain That Starts in Your Back
and Doesn't Stay There.

Sciatica is not a diagnosis — it is a symptom. The burning, shooting pain down your leg is the sciatic nerve telling you it is being irritated. Most treatment focuses on calming that irritation down. And it works, for a while.

But if the mechanical reason the nerve keeps getting compressed or inflamed is never identified and corrected, the cycle restarts. You feel better, you go back to normal activity, and within weeks or months the same pain returns.

This is not bad luck. It is a predictable pattern — and patterns can be identified and changed.

The most common drivers of recurring sciatica are disc herniation, piriformis syndrome, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, and lumbar stenosis. Each has a different mechanical signature. Treating the wrong one — or treating the symptom without addressing the driver — is why most people cycle through care without lasting resolution.

The Clarity Visit is designed to identify your specific pattern: what is actually driving the nerve irritation, why it keeps recurring, and what it would take to change that.