28/11/2022
Hip Replacement caused ongoing Foot Cramps and Back Pain
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Client presented with ongoing cramping of the right foot for [over 3 years] after her hip replacement... Yes, for that long she has been struggling and it was impacting her sleep too.
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And, she was unable to raise her right leg enough to walk up the stairs causing back pain, so she side stepped instead.
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After muscle testing from her lower back down to her toes, I found the soleus was compensating for the psoas and this was compressing her lower back.
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This was for 3 reasons;
1) The psoas is a postural muscle. During standing, it stabilises the vertebral column by maintaining normal lumbar lordosis, but was inhibited due to the trauma.
2) The soleus was compensating as this is also a major postural muscle designed to stop the body from falling forwards.
3) AND zero rehabilitative advice was offered by her surgeon.
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I released her soleus and activated the psoas. Done!
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No more cramps.
No back compression.
No more sidestepping up stairs.
And quality sleep.
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