Sciatica Pain Relief in 15 Minutes: Fast and Easy Sciatica Exercises for SI Joint Pain and Sciatica Relief

Have you ever suffered from the misery and pain of sciatica or sacroiliac (SI) joint pain? If so, you know how debilitating you feel, and you'd love to know a way that you can help relieve the hurt.

Sciatica is more than just a simple pain in the butt. When it strikes, it causes misery and debilitating pain that instantly downgrades your life. The sciatic nerve runs right through this tiny, but powerful muscle in your buttocks called the piriformis. The piriformis is a tiny, pear-shaped muscle deep in the glutes that helps laterally rotate the hip.

If it gets too tight, it can impinge the sciatica nerve that runs through or under it, causing tremendous pain, tingling, and numbness through the glutes and into the lower leg.

Sacroiliac (SI) joint pain refers to pain in the sacroiliac joint region caused by abnormal motion in the sacroiliac joint, either too much motion or too little motion.

People with sacroiliac joint pain often have trouble standing from a sitting position, transitioning from lying down to getting up, and frequently change positions to feel comfortable.

This book will give you easy-to-understand and follow sciatica exercises to give you pain relief. You'll learn the following exercises and techniques, accompanied by clear illustrations that demonstrate the proper body positions.

• Eleven exercises to reverse your sciatica symptoms in just fifteen minutes per day.
• Three resistance band strengthening exercises for sciatica relief.
• How to foam roll your sciatic pain away.
• Do-it-yourself techniques for SI joint pain.
• Eleven exercises for instant SI joint pain.

In addition, you'll discover the best treatment for back pain that fixed the author's lower back in just twenty-one days. Performing these fifteen-minute exercises really can work wonders for stubborn sciatica and SI joint pain. Regular exercise prevents back pain. Doctors might recommend exercise for people who have recently hurt their lower backs, suggesting they start with gentle movements and gradually build up the intensity. Once the immediate pain goes away, an exercise plan can help keep it from coming back.

If you have back pain, help is on the way to a more vibrant and engaging quality of life. Find sciatica pain relief and SI joint pain with these proven exercises from an orthopedic massage therapist, who specializes in treating chronic pain. You'll be glad you did!