How To Stop Limping After An Injury

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  • čas přidán 19. 08. 2019
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Komentáře • 41

  • @jonathanstravels
    @jonathanstravels Před 2 lety +13

    Thank you so very much for your thorough explanation of limping and the complete approach to improving. I was attacked in Dubai by a group of bad guys last December. They finished the attack by driving over my pelvis with a car which broke the left acetabulum away from the pelvic bone. I was bed-ridden 2 months and have been limping ever since. With your help, advice and encouragement I believe I can make a huge advancement now. Thank you again for the super-informative video. Jonathan

    • @drmayanovak
      @drmayanovak  Před 2 lety +3

      I'm so sorry this happened to you, Jonathan ❤ I'm glad that our paths crossed and that you're finding my work helpful. I'm rooting for you and your progress 🌈 xx

    • @jonathanstravels
      @jonathanstravels Před 2 lety +2

      @@drmayanovak Thank you again! It's great knowing that there are still caring and encouraging people around. Very helpful indeed.

    • @makaita6070
      @makaita6070 Před rokem +2

      I’m soo sorry Jonathan i hope you feel better now

  • @danielwilliams2594
    @danielwilliams2594 Před 3 lety +3

    Thanks a lot, this video was very helpful, educational and inspirational for me.

  • @donna5659
    @donna5659 Před 3 lety +1

    Mind body spirit. Your right we need to have all of them going to accomplish our goal to get through an injury and walk like normal. Thank you!❤️

  • @deepavenkatachalam8924

    Thank you,very inspiring ☺️

  • @utopiaria1514
    @utopiaria1514 Před 3 lety +2

    I was so surprised when you mentioned CRPS! I have CRPS on my arm/hand, but I suffered a knee and ankle injury weeks ago and I am tired of using crutches, but still have a limp! Thank you for the tips!

  • @universeblessyou2269
    @universeblessyou2269 Před 3 lety

    Thank you dear for awesome video 💛❤

  • @carolfcavanagh3835
    @carolfcavanagh3835 Před 9 měsíci

    Good ideas; thank you!!

  • @shwetagavaskar2999
    @shwetagavaskar2999 Před 4 lety +12

    You have really helped me alot since the very beginning..I met with an accident..I was sitting behind a friend on his bike and we banged the divider and I flew and fell on the road..the car behind me went to the right with a jerk or else it would have made my injuries worse..and I'm grateful to that..I fractured my left talus and had to undergo a surgery..I have 2 screws and today I have been told to put full weight..the thing is, I am not getting enough social support..I'm 19 and with this condition also answered all my exams by using a walker and going to the class...my parents blame me every single day that it was my fault because I sat behind that friend..and that I ruined my life..and etc..so basically it's all negativity behind me and I realized now that my posture of sitting these days was quite different than how I did before...and the fact that I feel low and don't feel like talking to anyone..so maybe this is happening for a reasoning..this is going to make me strong mentally and physically as well..so thank you

    • @shwetagavaskar2999
      @shwetagavaskar2999 Před 4 lety

      Reason*

    • @pavanrajrp
      @pavanrajrp Před 4 lety

      Miss swetha ma'am, here I am also facing the same condition with my talus fracture....could you please suggest me how to bounce back from this

    • @carmenscorner7209
      @carmenscorner7209 Před 2 lety +1

      You got this, and yes you will learn a lot about this experience, and believe me is NOT YOUR FAULT, you will come out of this stronger, more appreciative of life, you could have die, but you didn’t, live and savor your life every minuto.

  • @debmitchelmore1105
    @debmitchelmore1105 Před rokem +2

    Very inspiring! Thank you so much.
    I’ve always been such an upbeat, positive, active person and for the last 6 months I’ve experienced chronic pain in my back and hips. My day to day thought patterns have definitely shifted to being more negative and fearful which is not me and certainly not how I want to live my life! Today is the day to begin take my life back! I’m so happy I landed on your video. Thank you again for reminding me that only I have the power to let go of what isn’t serving me✨

    • @makaita6070
      @makaita6070 Před rokem

      Same I recently injured my knee and now I’m limping I can’t get my knee to be straight when I walk no
      Matter how many times I try

  • @MC-hd9ld
    @MC-hd9ld Před 2 lety +2

    The confidence part! I'm working on healing. What helped so much was just standing straight up and changing position, focusing on all the parts of my entire body, how it's all connected. I may need to do this every day until I'm healed and well from my injury

    • @makaita6070
      @makaita6070 Před rokem

      Same it’s day 2 of my injury and I’m afraid that if I’m still limping tomorrow I won’t be beautiful anymore and guys won’t be attracted to me anymore and also that I will hurt it again

  • @darshpreetsingh5399
    @darshpreetsingh5399 Před 2 lety

    You are so 👍👍👍👍👍 nice doctor

  • @NanaNana-tc4mf
    @NanaNana-tc4mf Před 4 lety +3

    Hello, doctor I have been unable to walk for one year and two months due to a femur fractures. I have done two operations, the first treatment was an implanting plate with screws and the second operation treatment was the removal of that plate and Substituting it by intramodullary nail and bone graft. I started walking with one crutche but when I remove it I limp and waddle a lot. What can you advise me?

  • @cjmp200
    @cjmp200 Před 4 lety +1

    I had a stroke in 2016. It was a year before I got any real therapy but because of the time lapse no therapist thought I’d recover. But I have except I’m about to start OT on my left hand but my left leg gait bothers me. I’m 36 and I’m very self conscious about dating. I know that’s superficial but I’d love to work w you and see if how determined mind like mine can use your technique. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

  • @cherylsweet4039
    @cherylsweet4039 Před 4 lety

    Omg thx I have hurft my ankle ans started crying cause I didn, t want to live with it

  • @caprisun8893
    @caprisun8893 Před 3 lety +2

    I sprained my ankle yesterday and I have a limp. My parents don’t believe me or smth cuz their making me go to school. I don’t want to be limping around school so I watched this vid. Hope it works ! Wish me luck

  • @ThePierre58
    @ThePierre58 Před rokem

    Just found this video. I have been limping for 5 years, stroke. However, I have progressed from a wheelchair to limping 5 miles a day. So, I shall try your advice.

  • @jasoncheramie7921
    @jasoncheramie7921 Před 4 lety

    I broke ankle 6ms ago been in therapy a months and self consiscly hold weight off my leg while walking how to stop? Because its hurting my hip

  • @lynny5510
    @lynny5510 Před 2 lety

    I fractured my ankle 10 Dec 2021 and I got my boot off two weeks ago after 6 weeks in a boot. I can only afford to go to PT once a week and they keep telling me I should just be walking. I do exercises every single day I am seeing progress but the ankle is still so very sore and weak. The PT's are making me think that isn't normal. Is it normal?

  • @sunainadepalal8833
    @sunainadepalal8833 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi Dr Maya . I had acl knee reconstruction 1 year ago and I have followed my physio..I have done all my exercises. However I still have a limp. I really enjoyed your video and I feel so happy after watching it. How can I book a call?

    • @drmayanovak
      @drmayanovak  Před 2 lety

      Hi Sunaina. I'm also glad that our paths crossed and so good to hear you've found my work beneficial for your healing process. To schedule a call with me, please follow this link: bit.ly/CallWithDrMaya
      I'm looking forward to talking to you soon. With so much love 💛 xx

  • @soumyanair9142
    @soumyanair9142 Před 6 měsíci

    Hai mam
    I am one year post micro discectomy and still limping
    Any solution

  • @mokgadinkonyane5507
    @mokgadinkonyane5507 Před 2 lety

    I broke my medial malleolus had 2 screws on im 3 mnths post op nw and i can walk without any support i can even walk a certain distance too, the problem is the swelling and the heel pain. I also limp thats if i walk faster but when i walk slowly i dont limp at all. I dont experience much of a pain at all thats if im not walking a lot

    • @meganhenry5795
      @meganhenry5795 Před 15 dny

      I'm in the same position. I broke my medial malleolus and fractured my fibula. I'm limping 5 months out. I hope your limp went away.

  • @shwetagavaskar2999
    @shwetagavaskar2999 Před 4 lety

    Reason*

  • @lucypinon7704
    @lucypinon7704 Před 3 lety +4

    Walking in front of mirror. thank you. that is helping me

  • @makaita6070
    @makaita6070 Před rokem

    I recently injured my knee at the gym I fell off the treadmill at the gym

  • @azrajawaid
    @azrajawaid Před 2 lety +4

    Too much talking very less showing the excercise

  • @edenreid6341
    @edenreid6341 Před 3 lety

    I blame my energy for this!?