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Airport travel with Sciatica pain

Air travel doesn’t have to be painful.

Why this matters:

Traveling can cause a lot of anxiety in people with sciatica pain. The long wait lines in security, the trek from security to the departure gait, sitting in an uncomfortable airplane, and the whole deplaning process. However, with the right plan, it does not have to be as painful as it seems. The key is planning the journey to minimize the opportunities for flare ups.

Action steps:

Earlier this week I had you make a list of activities you can tolerate and another list of activities you can’t. Look into your travel day and see how you can create solutions for those challenging tasks. 

If walking long distances increases your pain, request transport when you arrive at the airport (more often than not they are happy to oblige). 

If sitting for long periods of time increases your pain, try to get up and move as often as you can. Don’t be afraid to ask for help from the flight staff to help you get your luggage into the overhead storage bins or baggage claim.

Are you in need of some help and want to start something right away? Check out our Sciatica Protocol, and go through the same exact process that the best in the industry use for pain relief. We’re offering a free 3 day trial, and then it’s only $9.99 per week after that. Cancel anytime.

Do you want to address the root cause of your pain in the fastest way possible? Book a free strategy call with us today and we’ll come up with a plan of action together.

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