Treating sciatica is a lot easier than you might think.
There are many different ways to treat sciatica.
Solutions for treating sciatica range from simple homeopathic remedies, to professional therapy, to medication, to complex surgical intervention.
Which method is right for you depends on the severity of your problem and your willingness (or ability) to treat the problem naturally on your own.
You would be surprised at the number of unnecessary surgeries performed, the number of unnecessary drugs taken, and the unnecessary money spent on relieving the symptoms of sciatica.
The fact of the matter is that treating sciatica is actually very simple.
Anyone can treat sciatica on their own.
You do not need professional medical intervention.
You do not need to be taking drugs.
You do not need to be (nor should you be) confining yourself to bed.
And you definitely should not be resigning yourself to a spirit of helplessness and hopelessness.
There is a light at the end of the tunnel.
So rather than wasting away, wallowing in the misery of your pain, and rather than throwing money down the toilet seeking professional help, you can easily cure sciatica in the comfort and privacy of your own home.
Here are 3 natural remedies for treating sciatica which you can easily try right now.
Give these a go, and you should be able to experience some measure of relief from your symptoms:

1. Stretching exercises - Stretching is one of the most effective ways to combat sciatica, let alone prevent it from occurring (or recurring) in the first place.
   By stretching your lower back, your hip, and your thigh muscles, you can do wonders to alleviate the pain, ease the tension and reduce the inflammation of your sciatic nerve.
   
2. Low impact aerobic exercises - Contrary to popular opinion, you should not just merely sit or lie down in one place all the time, if you suffering from sciatica.
   Sure, certain types of movement may appear to be aggravating your condition.
   But the reality is that the only way to combat sciatica is to keep moving.
   Keep using those muscles.
   Flex andstretch those muscles and increase the blood circulation through your body and particularly in the affected regions.
   
3. Massage therapy - You can either massage yourself with the aid of a hand-held massager, or you can have someone else such as a family member or friend give you a massage.
   Massage is one of those things that can help to relive stress and tension, help loosen up the muscles, and increase blood circulation throughout the affected regions of the body.
   

Try these 3 methods for treating sciatica, and you should experience some measure of relief.