When to Go to the ER for Sciatica Pain
October 2, 2025
Sudden, sharp, or burning pain running down your leg could be sciatica. This happens when the sciatic nerve, which helps control your legs, gets irritated.
Sudden, sharp, or burning pain running down your leg could be sciatica. This happens when the sciatic nerve, which helps control your legs, gets irritated.
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