Manage and Treat Nerve Pain: Femoral Nerve Glides Exercises

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  • čas přidán 13. 07. 2024
  • Knee to Know Ep. 120
    Nerves run throughout your legs and arms that travel between all of your soft tissue including connective tissue, muscle, and more. A normal healthy nerve can move smoothly like a piece of string between all the soft tissue.
    Sometimes, nerves can lose mobility and this can lead to irritation and increased sensitivity of the nerves. This video demos exercises for the femoral nerve, specifically, that innervates the front parts of the leg.
    These exercises can be performed in prone (on your stomach), side-lying, and standing. Check out the videos to learn the appropriate technique and remember to start with a low volume and build up slowly to avoid increasing irritation to the nerve.
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Komentáře • 94

  • @andreajohnson1615
    @andreajohnson1615 Před 2 lety +15

    THIS HAS BEEN ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! I was in chronic nerve pain for hours and I watched this video and it stopped immediately when I did the exercises with you!!! THANK YOU!!!! GOD USED YOU TO HELP ME🙏💙

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před 2 lety

      This put a smile on my face! 😀 I'm extremely glad you found it helpful and provided relief!

    • @deecee6355
      @deecee6355 Před rokem +2

      God can never replace a proffessional

  • @aks.k1308
    @aks.k1308 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Beautifully explained in detailed way. Thank you.

  • @aliciagonzales8195
    @aliciagonzales8195 Před 3 lety +1

    Great recommendations to start immediately thank you

  • @i-teach
    @i-teach Před 3 lety

    Excellent explanation. Thank you.

  • @lyndamelnicove8896
    @lyndamelnicove8896 Před 2 lety

    Thank you so much!

  • @joansobsey4081
    @joansobsey4081 Před 3 lety

    Please keep doing more nerve glides. I think it some sort nerve problems . I will be getting mri sometime in January. I’m the one you spoke to before who is 1and half years post op knee replacement and having stiffness and pain

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před 3 lety

      Hi, Joan. I'll do my best to continue to incorporate some videos about nerve pain and exercises and management strategies. Thank you for watching and subscribing if you do!

  • @janechambers9980
    @janechambers9980 Před rokem

    Thank you! This worked amazingly.. .I could not figure out how to get rid of this pain. . .you did it!

  • @moniqaf
    @moniqaf Před rokem +3

    OMG! You saved me! I had a pinched femoral nerve for about a week but this fixed it!

  • @samueleclemente1923
    @samueleclemente1923 Před 2 lety

    Thank you you showed the same movement my physiotherapist suggested me to do but i was too lazy. I will try to do all the movements so i can finally solve the issue

  • @ljw2909
    @ljw2909 Před rokem +3

    Thank you! No more feeling like my legs are entwined in barbed wire due to an injury!

  • @joansobsey4081
    @joansobsey4081 Před 3 lety +1

    Can you please do more videos on nerve problems post knee replacement surgery? I’ve been to 3 different orthopedic surgeons who can’t find anything wrong. I have pain laterally and sometimes towards the middle

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před 3 lety

      I will do my best to provide some helpful content. This video talks about one potential cause of lateral knee pain, maybe it will help: czcams.com/video/QeECOcE0B50/video.html

  • @mjclaudianava5397
    @mjclaudianava5397 Před 2 lety +1

    I came across a different demonstration in standing when the hip flexed and the neck is also flexed and looked downward. Which is head flexion and hip flexion combined together.

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před 2 lety

      Yup, this is an appropriate strategy, too… it all depends if you are tensioning one end of the nerve at a time or both ends of the nerve at the same time

  • @V4VARTIK
    @V4VARTIK Před 2 lety

    Please make a video on infrapatellar saphenous nerve pain..

  • @koolpebble
    @koolpebble Před rokem +2

    Note to self: starts at 01:59.

  • @natavnv8409
    @natavnv8409 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Thank you very much. Do these exercises help with obturator foramen syndroom?

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před 2 měsíci

      You are very welcome, this exercise can potentially be helpful for obturator foramen syndrome.

  • @Daniel_Maxin
    @Daniel_Maxin Před rokem +3

    In the first exercise you flexed the head as you bent the knee but in the other two you seem to extend the head back while you extended the leg back at the same time. I am trying to understand the difference between the sciatic nerve flossing as opposed to femoral nerve flossing. Cause the first one looks like what I saw in other videos called sciatic nerve flossing.

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před rokem

      So the first exercise I actually mixed it up... For the nerve flossing, you should flex the neck as you extend the hip and bend your knee and the opposite is to extend the neck as you flex the hip / straighten the knee... For sciatic nerve it travels along the back of the leg, it is tensioned by flexing the hip and straightening the knee such as laying on your back and raising your leg straight up or sitting and straightening the knee and leg out.

  • @duortsmode6271
    @duortsmode6271 Před 3 lety +2

    Also, if I am doing this right, normally, how long or how many sessions of these exercises would it take for the numbness and burning sensation to disappear? thanks a lot!

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před 3 lety +2

      I unfortunately can not give you a firm answer with this... this exercise is best used as an adjunct to a comprehensive treatment for your symptoms and concerns

    • @duortsmode6271
      @duortsmode6271 Před 3 lety +1

      @@KneeReplacementTherapists I see.. I understand. thank you very much. Really appreciate you putting the time to reply to my questions. New subscriber here!

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před 3 lety

      @@duortsmode6271 thank you for watching and subscribing!

  • @Knud451
    @Knud451 Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks a lot! What's the physiological reason for doing the prone opposite of the side lying and standing? In the prone you're extending the hip and flexion the neck. In the two other you're extending/flexing in both hip and neck. I'm just trying to understand the mechanism :)

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před 2 lety +2

      Great catch. So I actually mixed it up a little, but these are both appropriate strategies... So for nerve gliding or nerve flossing hip extension and/or knee flexion should be coupled with neck extension, and hip flexion and/or knee extension should be coupled with neck flexion. With the opposite way... hip extension and/or knee flexion with neck flexion is actually tensioning both sides of the nerve. These sometimes are referred to nerve tensioners where you tension the nerve fully on both sides, and then release tension on both sides (instead of tensioning one side and then the other with the nerve flossing strategy...Let me know if I can help clarify this.

    • @Knud451
      @Knud451 Před 2 lety

      @@KneeReplacementTherapists thanks! Makes sense!

    • @pikapoo8796
      @pikapoo8796 Před 2 lety

      Should you feel anything

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před 2 lety

      @@pikapoo8796 your pain or other symptoms shouldn’t increase significantly from baseline during and after performing. If you do it may a little too intense and you may have to decrease the range of the movement or number of reps you do

    • @patnorris1623
      @patnorris1623 Před rokem

      In the video, was the prone correct for nerve flossing or was the side lying and standing correct?

  • @duortsmode6271
    @duortsmode6271 Před 3 lety

    the numbness and pain intensifies if I do this. Am I doing it right? Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před 3 lety +1

      If the pain intensified and lasts after, this may be too intense for right now. I would hold off on doing this and try some other exercises and movements by consulting with a PT or doctor

  • @JMom2408
    @JMom2408 Před 8 měsíci

    is this the same for a diagnosis of saphenous nerve entrapment? thanks

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před 8 měsíci

      The saphenous nerve is a branch of the femoral nerve so it is likely these exercises may be helpful for this condition. However, always consult with and follow the advice of your personal healthcare providers. Thanks for watching!

    • @JMom2408
      @JMom2408 Před 8 měsíci

      Thank you!@@KneeReplacementTherapists

  • @jasonstone5022
    @jasonstone5022 Před rokem

    Can this be used for Meralgia Parasthetica?

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před rokem +2

      Yes, these exercises could potentially be beneficial for meralgia parasthetica in addition to other therapeutic exercises.

  • @Mikhilvlogs
    @Mikhilvlogs Před rokem

    Bro 2 months back. Bike fall on my thigh. I didn't feel any pain. But after some days I feel warmnes in my butt and thigh amd feeling like warm liquid pouring. Now I am not feeling like that but little bit some times. So now I started running everyday in morning from 3 days. But I feel pain in my lower thighs. Also lower back pain . So should I worry about? Or keep running

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před rokem +1

      Unfortunately I am unable to provide specific medical advice. I would recommend setting up an appointment with a doctor.

  • @joansobsey4081
    @joansobsey4081 Před 3 lety +2

    Hi I just did this again. I’m not doing it everyday but probably should. I’m thinking there is a nerve problem that caused my pain. I’m at a year and half post op knee replacement surgery. I have very good range of motion. I do not think it’s sciatic nerve. But I think some other nerve must have been damaged around the knee. Please post more nerve glides, if you can

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi Joan, I will do my best to share some nerve pain related videos as some of my content. Thanks for subscribing!

  • @mabajaki5555
    @mabajaki5555 Před měsícem

    I have got lower back pain during very first exercise ( at 2:45 ). Is it normal?

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před měsícem

      It is not normal but may happen. If this exercise or any are causing pain I recommend not performing until you consult with your own physician or physical therapist.

  • @ekatag6494
    @ekatag6494 Před rokem +1

    The first exercise was tension ing from both ends it seemed ? Shouldn't the head move backwards at the same time that tension is put on thigh? Otherwise you put tension from both ends and thus stretching ? I am confused

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před rokem

      Great catch. So I actually mixed it up a little. So for nerve gliding or nerve flossing hip extension and/or knee flexion should be coupled with neck extension, and hip flexion and/or knee extension should be coupled with neck flexion. With the opposite way... hip extension and/or knee flexion with neck flexion is actually tensioning both sides of the nerve. These sometimes are referred to nerve tensioners where you tension the nerve fully on both sides, and then release tension on both sides (instead of tensioning one side and then the other with the nerve flossing strategy...Let me know if I can help clarify this.

    • @ekatag6494
      @ekatag6494 Před rokem

      Thank you for writing back!! Yes it clears up my confusion.

    • @ekatag6494
      @ekatag6494 Před rokem

      Thank you for writing back!! Yes it clears up my confusion.

    • @ekatag6494
      @ekatag6494 Před rokem

      Thank you for writing back!! Yes it clears up my confusion.

    • @ekatag6494
      @ekatag6494 Před rokem

      Thank you for writing back!! Yes it clears up my confusion.

  • @TheFiestyhick
    @TheFiestyhick Před rokem

    Hi, both of my front thighs are numb and slight tingling, is this your most appropriate video for my condition?
    Many thanks in advance.

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před rokem

      This video may be helpful, but what you are experiencing is likely stemming from your low back... I would recommend consulting with your doctor to determine the most appropriate treatment interventions for the symptoms you are experiencing.

    • @TheFiestyhick
      @TheFiestyhick Před rokem

      @@KneeReplacementTherapists Thank you for kindly replying back. Unfortunately, my doctor was quite vague about it and gave vague advice about exercise and not sitting too much.
      Oh, so numbness in both front of thighs could possibly be low back related?
      What category of rehab videos should I seek out to address it from lower back healing angle?
      Thanks again in advance.

  • @asiyahrashid9897
    @asiyahrashid9897 Před rokem

    Iam Asiyah here I had done my both knee replacement surgery now I have pain in my back at l four and l five that's why I have pain in my left left side of hip and thigh please help me and tell me what should I do for it.

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před rokem

      I recommend consulting with your personal physical therapist. Oftentimes, there are specific back movements (often back extensions backward) that can be very helpful for pain relief and management in addition to other exercises...but the best course of action depends on your specific symptoms and response to certain exercises and movements so definitely recommend consulting with your personal physical therapist. Thanks!

    • @asiyahrashid9897
      @asiyahrashid9897 Před rokem +1

      Thank you so much Peterson for advising me Iwill consult with my physical therapist and also do that exercise which you told us .I am very much confident on your advice once again thank you so much.

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před rokem

      @@asiyahrashid9897 You are very welcome and best wishes!

    • @asiyahrashid9897
      @asiyahrashid9897 Před rokem

      Thank you

  • @empoweryourselfwithnameetaia

    Thnx! Does being obese also add onto the underlying causes?

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před 2 lety +2

      Obesity is correlated with a lot of negative body changes including the cardiovascular and nervous systems and increased inflammation and joint pain.

    • @empoweryourselfwithnameetaia
      @empoweryourselfwithnameetaia Před 2 lety

      @@KneeReplacementTherapists Thnx so much...for prompt response too🙏

  • @joansobsey4081
    @joansobsey4081 Před 3 lety

    I am 1 and half years post op and started having bad pain at a bout 1 year post op . It hurts when I walk. Can you help me. Orthopedic surgeon does not know what to do

    • @KneeReplacementTherapists
      @KneeReplacementTherapists  Před 3 lety

      Hi, Joan. Sorry to hear this, it is difficult to provided specific advice without a thorough evaluation and understanding of your history with knee pain and knee replacement. I will do my best though to help answer any specific questions you have about treatment, management, or anything else, but your specific course of action best to discuss with your doctor. Have you had imaging or other assessment of the knee since you started having the bad pain?

    • @joansobsey4081
      @joansobsey4081 Před 3 lety +1

      @@KneeReplacementTherapists I had an MRI in June that was basically normal. I’m going to repeat it June. I had blood tests for infection twice May and then again in November , ESR And CRP. Both times it was very low and did not indicate infection. All X-rays show the prosthesis to be in place correctly

    • @joansobsey4081
      @joansobsey4081 Před 3 lety

      Last X-ray was in 10-2-20

    • @joansobsey4081
      @joansobsey4081 Před 3 lety

      And was normal

    • @joansobsey4081
      @joansobsey4081 Před 3 lety

      ESR was 6 and CRP was1 on 11-11-20