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Explanation on the 2.50 point, was very informative, very hard to classify what you got after fracture surgery, stuck ankle, difficulty to dorsiflex and that U shape pain of the heel of feet once cleared of for walking for first time.
I've been suffering from pain in my lower legs and feet for 8 long years. This video is the only thing I've seen that covers the area where my pain originates! Could a chiropractor help me?
Hi Nancy: You need see if your practitioner and see if they think this procedure would be appropriated for your case. Unfortunately, I cannot comment on specific cases without examining the patient. Cheers!
Hi Cam: It is one of the possibilities. Before I could comment on what I think is going on I would have to examine the patient. I suggest seeing a local practitioner for assessment. Cheers
That's what I'm experiencing, but mine? Starts from the calf and I can feel it going into my ankle. And than I feel tingling and with pins and needles feeling in my toes and under my foot. It's becoming unbearable, and it comes on when I start to walk sometimes. Especially, for a longer time. But the vibration? Is in more in my calf and ankle.
Hi Penelope: You could see a Chiropractor, Physiotherapist, or Osteopathy. The main thing is that they should be trained in treating nerve compression syndromes. Cheers!
Dr. Abelson, thank you so much such great videos. My question is if you you have any video on posterior tibial tendonitis (pttd)? I have been suffering from this stubborn injury and I would like to hear your advices.
Hi Alexander, I do not at the moment. We had to cancel our classes due to COVID, but will be returning to California this next year. In the mean time check out the Active Release site. Just make sure they are certified in lower extremity and nerve entrapment. Cheers
This is our general video for flossing the Tibial Nerve th-cam.com/video/Ak6IHdIjnVA/w-d-xo.html . I can't NOT make recommendations for individual cases without first examining the patient. Cheers
Hi DR, How do I discern between a tibial nerve entrapment and a peroneal nerve one? The area where the nerve pain exists in in lateral compartment (peroneal muscle area of LE) while the aggravating motion is TED: DF and EV of the foot while in a SLR position.
Hi Meghan: A lot of factors in your question without full access to ortho/neuro and imaging tests. I believe you are physiotherapist? You probably have check out the medscape information on lower extremity nerve entrapment syndromes, some great info if you have not. Cheers
Hi Christian: That would depend on the specific, case. I would have to examine the person before I could make that determination. Unfortunately we do not have anyone in the Bay area yet. We were scheduled to teach some courses pre COVID, and will be returning early next year. In the mean time check out the Active Release site, just make sure they are certified in lower extremity and nerve entrapment. Cheers
The whole team of this therapy office are the best…and final results are even better..
I appreciate the comments, and thanks for watching!
This guy is incredibly intelligent. Very useful.
Very fine explanation🎉
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Good and detailed information!
Thanks for watching!
Explanation on the 2.50 point, was very informative, very hard to classify what you got after fracture surgery, stuck ankle, difficulty to dorsiflex and that U shape pain of the heel of feet once cleared of for walking for first time.
Thank you so much
I learn all the time something new when I watch your video
God bless
Great video and great assistant!
Thank you!
Thank you for your explanations
You are welcome!
Manesh, here is a video I did on the critical points of spinal stenosis. This includes links. Cheers! th-cam.com/video/zQsNfmaNCRU/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for your helpful video
I've been suffering from pain in my lower legs and feet for 8 long years. This video is the only thing I've seen that covers the area where my pain originates! Could a chiropractor help me?
Hi Nancy: You need see if your practitioner and see if they think this procedure would be appropriated for your case. Unfortunately, I cannot comment on specific cases without examining the patient. Cheers!
Hello,can you make video for lumbar spine canal stenosis pain relief like pain on walk and standing position..pls share
My God the therapist does the work? Any physical therapy I’ve ever been to they have ME do exercises. I am rarely touched by the therapist.
Great video
gracias. ¿cómo se puede hacer en el piso?
could tibial nerve entrapment cause a vibration sensation in the foot? that's what's going on with me and i can't figure out why.
Hi Cam: It is one of the possibilities. Before I could comment on what I think is going on I would have to examine the patient. I suggest seeing a local practitioner for assessment. Cheers
That's what I'm experiencing, but mine? Starts from the calf and I can feel it going into my ankle. And than I feel tingling and with pins and needles feeling in my toes and under my foot. It's becoming unbearable, and it comes on when I start to walk sometimes. Especially, for a longer time. But the vibration? Is in more in my calf and ankle.
Onother excellent tibial treatment technique doctor!!!!
Thank you! Please help with same exercises you can do by yourself
This video is for demonstration purposes only. This is our tibial nerve flossing video th-cam.com/video/Ak6IHdIjnVA/w-d-xo.html . Cheers
Who would you see for this service,Chiro,Physio its exactly where my pain is ? I've seen doctor had MRI so been told that's what it is.
Hi Penelope: You could see a Chiropractor, Physiotherapist, or Osteopathy. The main thing is that they should be trained in treating nerve compression syndromes. Cheers!
Uggg.i need this one tooo...i am suffering from this and peroneal tendonitis
Dr. Abelson, thank you so much such great videos. My question is if you you have any video on posterior tibial tendonitis (pttd)? I have been suffering from this stubborn injury and I would like to hear your advices.
do you have a los angeles referral please?
Hi Alexander, I do not at the moment. We had to cancel our classes due to COVID, but will be returning to California this next year. In the mean time check out the Active Release site. Just make sure they are certified in lower extremity and nerve entrapment. Cheers
Can you give me exercise for tarsal tunnel ?
This is our general video for flossing the Tibial Nerve th-cam.com/video/Ak6IHdIjnVA/w-d-xo.html . I can't NOT make recommendations for individual cases without first examining the patient. Cheers
Hi DR,
How do I discern between a tibial nerve entrapment and a peroneal nerve one? The area where the nerve pain exists in in lateral compartment (peroneal muscle area of LE) while the aggravating motion is TED: DF and EV of the foot while in a SLR position.
Hi Meghan: A lot of factors in your question without full access to ortho/neuro and imaging tests. I believe you are physiotherapist? You probably have check out the medscape information on lower extremity nerve entrapment syndromes, some great info if you have not. Cheers
Can you do this if a nerve is currently inflamed? Do you know if you have any practitioners in the San Francisco bay area?
Hi Christian: That would depend on the specific, case. I would have to examine the person before I could make that determination. Unfortunately we do not have anyone in the Bay area yet. We were scheduled to teach some courses pre COVID, and will be returning early next year. In the mean time check out the Active Release site, just make sure they are certified in lower extremity and nerve entrapment. Cheers
Oh great thanks a million Brian. Just on active release.com and finding a good amount of nerve and foot providers in sf. Thanks again
Who would I see to have this done on me ?
A chiropractor or physiotherapist trained in nerve entrapment syndromes. Cheers!
Great video I have the same issue ! Where r u located?
Thanks, we are located in Calgary Alberta. Cheers! www.kinetichealth.ca/
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