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Sciatica is generally caused by the compression of a lumbar spine nerve root, and, far less commonly, by compression of the sciatic nerve itself. "True" sciatica, therefore, is caused by compression at the nerve root when it is considered a lumbar when accompanied with an inflammatory response from a spinal disc herniation (a herniated intervertebral disc in the spine), consequently either roughening and enlarging and/or misalignments.

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ROOT-CAUSES of sciatic symptoms is sacroiliac joint dysfunction. Unhealthy postural habits, such as excessive time sitting in chairs, and sleeping in the fetal position, along with insufficient stretching and exercise of the relevant myofascial areas, can lead to both the vertebral and soft tissue problems associated with sciatica of the vertebrae (spondylolisthesis), or degenerated discs

One major cause of sciatica is a spinal disc herniation, pressing on the sciatic nerve. The spinal discs are composed of a spongiform cartilage with a liquid center. The discs separate the vertebrae, thereby allowing room for the sciatic nerve to properly exit through the sacral portion of the pelvis down into the leg. The discs cushion the spine from compressive forces, but are weak to pressure applied during rotational movements. That is why a person who bends to one side, at a bad angle, to pick up a piece o paper may more likely herniated a spinal disc than a person falling from a ladder and landing on his or her back.

Compression of the sciatic nerve from a herniated disc occurs when the liquid center of the disc bulges outwards, tearing the external ring of fibers, and ballooning onto the nerve root, thus causing sciatica.