Love, love, love your videos!! Been dealing with chronic pain from neck injuries for YEARS and I’m now beginning to see things in a different light!! Unfortunately when I was first injured @98 treatments were extremely different!! Hopefully things will turn around now that I can “see” things from a different perspective. TY!!
Loving this for our students and for our clients who are confused as to why we urge them to go to PT! When is Part 2 and Part 3 coming? This information is very much needed for sharing!
Hiya I have a question. You say the pain for an individual also depends on your emotional state (depression etc). Would a more depressed person be more tolerant to pain? I don’t know how to fill it in. So far great lecture! I would love to see more of this.
From what I have experienced I have seen both sides. 1. One of my depressed friends pretty much ignores every physical pain because of his emotional pain 2. One of my friends physical pain worsened over time due to emotional pain (stress). Whenever she is stressed out her pain in her arm increases and it goes all the way to her neck and back
Great questions and I have seen both scenarios. Most of the pain research talks about mental health issues like depression and anxiety as being associated with chronic pain issues in which the nervous system becomes more sensitive. It's hard to say which one comes first, but they are often linked.
Thank you for this topic. I was attacked by two pit bulls in July 2022. I still have wounds and injuries from the dog bites that are healing 3 months later. i seem to experience worse nerve pain (hands and forearms) after an occupational therapy session. Does that mean something bad is happening? I definitely have nerve damage and experience nerve pain a lot.
So sorry to hear about your injury. It's not uncommon for nerve pain to 'wind up' a bit after a therapy session and I wouldn't say this is a bad sign since your injury is still relatively fresh. If some of your nerve branches were injured, then they can take many months to fully heal. Nerves are said to heal at a rate of about 1 millimeter/day or 1 inch/month. Best wishes with your recovery!
I was diagnosed with radial nerve palsy can you recommend me what to do to relieve numbness in my index and thumb I have barely any mobility in my thumb finger please
As a Physical Therapy student, this videos are extremely helpful.
So glad they are helpful. Thanks for the feedback!
Love, love, love your videos!! Been dealing with chronic pain from neck injuries for YEARS and I’m now beginning to see things in a different light!! Unfortunately when I was first injured @98 treatments were extremely different!! Hopefully things will turn around now that I can “see” things from a different perspective. TY!!
I’m so glad that my content has helped you change some of those old beliefs and reframe pain in a more positive way!
Good job 😄 Definitely can't wait for next parts. 💪🏼
Thank you 🙏
Loving this for our students and for our clients who are confused as to why we urge them to go to PT!
When is Part 2 and Part 3 coming? This information is very much needed for sharing!
I’m glad the lecture has been helpful! I’ll try to get the other parts going soon. 👍
I really appreciate what you did， when do upload the rest of video for pain science？
Glad you liked it! I will try to upload the rest soon.
Hiya I have a question. You say the pain for an individual also depends on your emotional state (depression etc). Would a more depressed person be more tolerant to pain? I don’t know how to fill it in.
So far great lecture! I would love to see more of this.
From what I have experienced I have seen both sides.
1. One of my depressed friends pretty much ignores every physical pain because of his emotional pain
2. One of my friends physical pain worsened over time due to emotional pain (stress). Whenever she is stressed out her pain in her arm increases and it goes all the way to her neck and back
Great questions and I have seen both scenarios. Most of the pain research talks about mental health issues like depression and anxiety as being associated with chronic pain issues in which the nervous system becomes more sensitive. It's hard to say which one comes first, but they are often linked.
@@RehabScience okay thank you so much that gives me my answer!!
Hello! Would you shoot lectures more about pain science? I am waiting with enthusiasm
I’ll try to do more soon 👍
Pain science is about mental emotional and spiritual well-being. If this is in order physical pain is easier to manage.
Very true, especially as pain lasts longer.
Cool
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Hello.. would you please upload a lecture about spine movement during a gait cycle??
Unfortunately, I don’t have a lecture on that topic.
Thank you for this topic. I was attacked by two pit bulls in July 2022. I still have wounds and injuries from the dog bites that are healing 3 months later. i seem to experience worse nerve pain (hands and forearms) after an occupational therapy session. Does that mean something bad is happening? I definitely have nerve damage and experience nerve pain a lot.
So sorry to hear about your injury. It's not uncommon for nerve pain to 'wind up' a bit after a therapy session and I wouldn't say this is a bad sign since your injury is still relatively fresh. If some of your nerve branches were injured, then they can take many months to fully heal. Nerves are said to heal at a rate of about 1 millimeter/day or 1 inch/month. Best wishes with your recovery!
@@RehabScience Thank you so much. This is reassuring to know. Very helpful to have a better understanding of the science of pain🙏🏽
I was diagnosed with radial nerve palsy can you recommend me what to do to relieve numbness in my index and thumb I have barely any mobility in my thumb finger please
The exercises in my 'arm nerve pain' video, especially the radial nerve mobilization would probably be helpful.
Are the second and third lectures available as of Oct. 2023?
Not yet, but I am hoping to record them soon.
Whens part 2 and 3 😅😅
Hopefully, I can film them soon 👍
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@@RehabScience pristeal reaction neck of fibula.please exercise.