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Is it a new model? I like it. Please ship it as soon as possible.😂
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Sometimes it’s not the nerve that’s the problem. It’s how well it moves. 📍 Chiropractor sharing the stretches, releases, and exercises I use in clinic every day. Research suggests neural mobilisation exercises may reduce pain and improve function in people with lumbar nerve-related leg pain when used alongside appropriate conservative care (Panda et al., 2023). How to do it: 1. Stand about a foot from a wall. 2. Keep your feet together. 3. Put the painful leg furthest from the wall. 4. Lean your hips gently into the wall. 5. Return to the start. 6. Repeat 10 slow repetitions. The movement should feel comfortable. Stop if your leg pain becomes sharper, travels further down the leg, or numbness worsens. Some people notice symptoms move closer to the back during repeated movements. If symptoms are increasing or moving further down the leg, stop and seek assessment. 📌 DISCLAIMER: This content is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. It is not intended to diagnose or treat sciatica, nerve pain, or any condition, or to replace consultation with your doctor or qualified healthcare professional. All viewers are advised to consult their doctor regarding specific health concerns. Dr Mo does not accept responsibility for any health consequences arising from the use of information presented here. References: • Panda, A. et al. (2023). Neural mobilisation for lumbar radiculopathy: systematic review and meta-analysis. • Basson, A. et al. (2017). Neural mobilisation for low back and leg pain. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. #sciatica #sciaticpain #nerveflossing #legpain #backpain
Sometimes it’s not the nerve that’s the problem. It’s how well it moves. 📍 Chiropractor sharing the stretches, releases, and exercises I use in clinic every day. Research suggests neural mobilisation exercises may reduce pain and improve function in people with lumbar nerve-related leg pain when used alongside appropriate conservative care (Panda et al., 2023). How to do it: 1. Stand about a foot from a wall. 2. Keep your feet together. 3. Put the painful leg furthest from the wall. 4. Lean your hips gently into the wall. 5. Return to the start. 6. Repeat 10 slow repetitions. The movement should feel comfortable. Stop if your leg pain becomes sharper, travels further down the leg, or numbness worsens. Some people notice symptoms move closer to the back during repeated movements. If symptoms are increasing or moving further down the leg, stop and seek assessment. 📌 DISCLAIMER: This content is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. It is not intended to diagnose or treat sciatica, nerve pain, or any condition, or to replace consultation with your doctor or qualified healthcare professional. All viewers are advised to consult their doctor regarding specific health concerns. Dr Mo does not accept responsibility for any health consequences arising from the use of information presented here. References: • Panda, A. et al. (2023). Neural mobilisation for lumbar radiculopathy: systematic review and meta-analysis. • Basson, A. et al. (2017). Neural mobilisation for low back and leg pain. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. #sciatica #sciaticpain #nerveflossing #legpain #backpain

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