Nerve compression. It's horrible, and can go from non-existent to disabling fairly quickly from inflammation. I spent most of last year getting 7 root nerves fi

Nerve compression. It's horrible, and can go from non-existent to disabling fairly quickly from inflammation. I spent most of last year getting 7 root nerves fixed. The trick is radio frequency ablation, which is once you identify the nerve causing the pain you use radio waves to cause a lesion on the nerve. This blocks the nerve from working. I didn't know this before, turns out we have a lot of nerves that don't really do anything but cause pain. Pain specialist have it down to a science, I highly recommend. It can be an adventure identifying the correct nerve though. I found it well worth the inconveniences. There is also steroids that can be used for excessive inflammation too, but they tend to not like to use them unless they have too.