A patient fell on their buttocks, which lead to a positive straight leg raise, such that radiating leg pain was produced. At rest therewere bouts of spontaneous radiating pain and long periods without pain. The treatment included myofascial work and anti-inflammatory botanicals and the symptoms resolved within 6 weeks. This patient hadpain.O nociceptiveectopic nociceptiveO radicularneuropathicO O

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