Yes, one can develop trigger points in low back due to planterfacsitis and change of biomechanics. It can be other way round as well. Trigger point therapy, Myofascial release and craniosacral therapy are great manual therapy techniques to understand and resolve this connection/ pain. Please check with a Physical Therapist who specializes in these manual therapy techniques in your area! Thanks!
Thank you so much 🙏
Is plantar fscitis also xperience lower back pain? Or thus is couple?
Yes, one can develop trigger points in low back due to planterfacsitis and change of biomechanics. It can be other way round as well. Trigger point therapy, Myofascial release and craniosacral therapy are great manual therapy techniques to understand and resolve this connection/ pain. Please check with a Physical Therapist who specializes in these manual therapy techniques in your area! Thanks!
@@leveragephysicaltherapy6032 sir thanks, but sad to say no therapist near here, it take plane ride, what is the best home approach sir
Never ever stretch the Plantar you'll make it worse!!
only stretch toes forward not back toward you