Posted by ispud on April 20, 2009 at 01:17:22 from (4.242.60.145):
In Reply to: sciatica posted by ken in texas on April 20, 2009 at 00:03:44:
I'll agree with 2x4 some what, after 25 years of trucking mostly off road and I mean OFF ROAD hauling logs in the northwest in the mts. and running skider. The best thing for me was if you can after a few drinks in a hot bath was take a walk get things to move, For me I really did't have the time. But when I did it seem to help me and I got rid of a soft bed the firmer the better. I used to sleep on the ground in the summer. But I'am thought of an old fart now so what I say won't make any diff. anyway. Good luck.
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