Important a comprendre, contrairement à ce que votre médecin peut dire une absence de visible à l'IRM ne veut pas dire absence de blessure et donc de douleur.
Donc ce n'est pas parce qu'il y a rien aux examens qu'il n y a pas de blessures
It is important to note that many people have herniated disks or bone spurs that will show up on MRI’s and other imaging tests but cause no symptoms. So a herniated disc according to MRI does not cause sciatica in all patients.
The sciatica complaint very possibly is a simple ligament problem in the sacroiliac joint. For the majority of people who experience pain radiating down the leg, even in cases where numbness is present, the cause of the problem is not a pinched nerve but sacroiliac ligament weakness.
Sciatica may be due to ligament laxity in the sacroiliac joint, which can cause radiating pain down the side of the leg, as well as numbness, a symptom that has traditionally been attributed only to nerve injury.
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