Sciatica is a common neurological symptom that can severely affect mobility and quality of life particularly in cancer patients undergoing radiation and chemotherapy with multiple comorbidities.
Integrative approaches, including Ayurvedic interventions, may offer symptomatic relief when conventional therapies have limitations. This is a case report of a 48 year old female patient with a complex oncological history, including stomach, lymphatic cancer , managed
previously with surgery and chemotherapy. She presented with worsening left-side sciatica since two months duration which restricted her walking, sleeping, and daily activities. she underwent Pottali Swedana therapy for three consecutive days. Post therapy, the patient shows notable improvements, including pain reduction, enhanced gait and improvement in the Straight Leg Raise (SLR) test , indicating decreased nerve compression and reduced muscle stiffness. This case suggests that Pottali Swedana can be a effective supportive therapy for alleviating sciatic pain in cancer patients, improving mobility and overall comfort.