i would start off with a pain management doctor. you'll need a referral from your normal physician
You should first see a doctor to confirm you truly have a pinched nerve in your foot. if it is a pinched nerve, avoid all strenuous activity until the pain subsides. Often, taping or bandaging the foot for a few days will take care of the problem.
If you have these symptoms you need to see a doctor. I have never heard that a pinched sciatic nerve would have that effect.
I'm not sure what you mean by a urinal test. Is this a test to see if you can hit the urinal with your urine stream?
It more than likely means you have a pinched nerve, pinched nerves can give numbing or tingling sensations. If I saw him again I would ask him though just to make sure. But when I searched in several search engines they all showed pinched nerve and I didn't see other options.
Yes it can because the sciatic nerve runs from the low back down to the sole of the foot. If this nerve is pinched then you can experience weakness in the legs. You need to see your doctor for this symptom.
You could potentially see either one, but a neurologist might be a better way to go to start with unless the pinched nerve in the neck is giving you problems with your muscles such as muscle weakness.
A pinched nerve, carpel tunnel, maybe an aneurysm. If you have sharp pains in your spine, see a chiropractor.
A pinched nerve may cause pain, numbness, or tingling in a part of the body. However, other conditions can cause these symptoms as well. That is why it is important to see a doctor for proper diagnosis.
You most likely have a pinched nerve in your neck or shoulder. It is recommended that you see a doctor or chiropractor to ensure it is nothing more than a pinched nerve that needs manipulated.
Sounds like a pinched nerve. It may clear up on it's own in a couple of days. If not, I would see a doctor.
Pinched nerves in the neck mostly cause neck pain, headaches, or referral of symptomes into the arm or arms. An example would be ar or hand pain, arm weakness, tingling in the arm or hand, or a hand or arm that feels like it's falling asleep. This usually involves a lower cervical nerve. Sometimes a higher cervical pinched nerve can cause headaches also. The bottom line is that if you cut off nerve supply you will get symptoms of some sort.If you think you suffer from this I would see your doctor or chiropractor. At home I would use a neck roll or the cervical traction pillow to help align the spine and help relieve nerve pressure.
Severing a nerve means loss of feeling and movement for the area affected. Because you feel pain in this affected area, it is not likely that the nerve was severed. It may be pinched or otherwise damaged, however, so it could be in your best interest to see your doctor. Good luck!