Epidural For Sciatica

At the Charles T. Hall Law Firm, we help people with Social Security disability claims. The goal if you have an epidural for sciatica is to relieve your pain so that you don’t have to pursue a Social Security disability claim. If you are having an epidural for sciatica, we wish you every success. We genuinely hope you get pain relief and never have to pursue a Social Security disability claim.

Unfortunately, it is a fact that a certain small percentage of people who have an epidural for sciatica eventually have to pursue a Social Security disability claim because they do not get relief from their back pain and sciatica despite having an epidural and having surgery.

Living with back pain and sciatica is tough. Trying to get relief with an epidural for sciatica and have it not work out is frustrating. Having Social Security then tell you that you are not disabled when you know very well that you’re in a lot of pain is just awful.

When treatments for your back pain such as an epidural for sciatica and surgery don’t relieve your pain, contact us. We can’t remove your pain but we can at least try to help you get an income so you can survive.