Radial Nerve Glides or Nerve Flossing - Ask Doctor Jo
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Radial nerve glides, radial nerve flossing, and radial nerve stretches should be done very carefully. Don't overdo the glide or flossing movements because that can cause more irritation. More nerve glides and nerve flossing: • Neural Glides for Ulna...
Some people might consider some of these nerve stretches, but as long as you keep it in a comfortable level, you should see the benefits.
Radial nerve gliding or nerve flossing is when you are moving the median nerve at each end together. This helps break up scar tissue or adhesions that might be causing pain. It can also help if you have a nerve compressed somewhere. Make sure not to force any of the movements, and try to use proper technique.
The last movement is more of a stretch on the radial nerve since you are pulling away at both sides. So if you feel any pain, you might not be ready for it yet.
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how many times a day can I do this, and can I still do more normal stretches during the day?
I have got numbness in my arm after a long hammer curl hold in my gym last week.
And now, i feel as if my nerve is gliding when I perform hammer curls.
I don't have any pain, and numbness has also gone away, also there is no reduction in my strength levels.
Just a feeling of gliding nerve in my wrist in making me worry a bit.
Should I perform this excercise to make my wrist nerve settle down ?
Wow, I have been suffering for over a month, nothing was helping, but these nerve glides really do the job. Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Thanks Jo. Glad you made room for this sort of thing. I tried those as suggested in last video and could tell a difference right after.
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Great exercises! Nice and clear explanation! Thank you, Dr.Jo!
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Thank you, Dr. Jo. I've tried these exercises and they are relieving the stiffness and soreness effectively. Will the nerve return to normal as long as I keep doing these exercises on a regular basis?
You're welcome. It should, but it really depends on what happened to it.
Thank you so much for this video it has helped me relieve that pain and spasms that I've been having for years.
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This was really well explained and effective. Thank you!
Thanks, and you're welcome!
Thanks for the free advice...been in pain for about a year. Worked out too much. Shoulder and elbow have been popping with constant nagging pain. Mostly in shoulder. Thank you.
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Instant relief, once again thank you.
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Thank you for this and all your other great videos!
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Thank you for these exercises.
You're welcome.
Hello Dr. Jo.
Thanks for the video. Even though I don't have any pain and don't need to do these glides I find your videos interesting.
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I’ve been dealing with a radial nerve injury due to using crutches over the last 4-5 days due to Achilles tendinitis. I also have a L5 herniated disk. Pain, pain and more pain. My question...what position should I be resting my arm in while sitting and laying down? Thank you!
I am sorry you have been in so much pain
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I haven't been able to put weight on my right hand properly for ~13 years and I only just found out that it's a radial nerve issue. I'm hoping these exercises will help... I've been getting back into yoga lately and so many basic poses are really hard because of this issue. Thanks for the video :)
You're welcome.
I am not sure what I have. The last exercise doesn’t create much tension compared to the previous exercises.
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Will these help alleviate radial tunnel syndrome? Do you have any other exercises or stretches you would recommend? Thanks for all your videos- they are great!
You're welcome, and thanks. They might help. Also, some tennis elbow videos might help. You can find them at: ua-cam.com/users/askdoctorjo
I’m super scared ! I just somehow damaged my radial nerve and have drop wrist not being able to lift my hand or fingers has me very scared as my career and hobby’s all require strong hands /arms :( It’s only been 4 days but no improvement so I went to ER and they where not very encouraging.. going to a specialist next
hope you figure it out dude.
I'm going through the same thing, woke up one day (almost 3 weeks ago now) and my right wrist/fingers won't extend/stretch all the way out. And are EXTREMELY weak.
I'm the lead guitarist in a metal band, and am so confused as to what's happening to me. The ER was about as helpful as, "Well, it may work again OR... it may NEVER work again"...like gee thanks how very insightful and reassuring that is. *sighs* 🤕🤕🤕
@@slothstradamus89 hey, did you recover? Thanks
Hey, did you recover? Thanks
How did you go?
Thank you very much!
You're welcome!
Very excellent thank you
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Hi DoctorJo,
Are these exercises particularly for Radial nerve palsy? I've broken my upper arm bone and I have lost movements with my wrist and fingers. Thank you
They are not particularly for that.
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Do you want to be going the same direction as the glide, or the opposite?
How many times should I be doing these per day?
Hi! Thank you for the information you offer. I ve seen your videos on radial, median and ulnar nerves flossing. Can I do all of them one after the other? Or space them in the day? My main problem are ulnar and median but I think adding radial flossing for prevention since I play piano and work a deskjob. What do you think, ten reps of each would be fine?
You're welcome. I would spread them out, at least when you first start doing them. Nerves can get irritated pretty easily, and some really work all of them.
Thank you😊
You're welcome.
So if the nerve is irritated, what are some things you'd recommend to get it to calm down?
It really depends on why it is irritated, but the glides might help.
FIVE GOLD STARS!!!!! I am an AVID FANATITCAL tennis player with strange arm pain that didn't feel like muscle or tendon and had to stop playing for nearly a year, three years ago, went to national team doctor that traveled with his team to Rio Olympics. He couldn't help me, gave me wrong diagnosis. I figured out on my own that I had an ulnar nerve issue, that flossing relieved within a few days. 3 years later arm pain returned, the ulnar nerve flossing moves weren't helping. Just tried these radial nerve moves and BINGO!!!! Trying these moves and instantly CLEARLY "feel it". Will continue on, but pretty sure I am on the right path now!
How often did you do these exercises and is it normal to feel some discomfort after it?
thanks for the video
You're welcome.
Can you give more specific guidance on number of reps and sets? I don’t really follow.
Thankyou dr.
Please explain neck position in radial nerve gliding.
Is it neck rotation with lateral flexion?
You're welcome. Just as shown in the video.
Thank you! I’ve just subscribed. These look / feel like just what I need right now. Very bad radial tunnel syndrome in right arm and now starting on left side due to compensation actions. PLEASE….how many times in a day? Definitely not going to overdo but although you say not more than ten in total at any one time - I need to know how many times a day for maximum benefit?
Thanks!
You're welcome, and thanks for subscribing. Just once a day. If it doesn't feel like it's getting irritated, it can be increased to 2x/day after a few days.
Thank you!
How many times a day should I do this exercises?
Nerve glides should only be done once a day.
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Hello Dr. Jo, as I will be doing a total of 10 for the exercises, how many sets per day should I do? Thank you for your time
10 reps, just once a day for nerve glides since doing too many can irritate the nerve even more.
Hi dr jo I have pain in both forearms the past 6 months and now my right thumb , is there any stretches that could help, thanks
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Do you have any suggestions for modifications to these glides for someone who has had a PRC surgery on both wrists? Because of that surgery I'm unable to bend my wrists enough. Thanks!
How many times a day should they be done?
Over a year ago I went to Top Golf/Driveshack and used their steel shafted clubs after a few really hard swings (110+ mph club speed) that were mishit I have developed radial nerve or tennis elbow. I have been flossing for 2 months now after suffering the last year playing golf weekly. I have taken up to two weeks off and still not much progress. Do you have any other advice? I am taking benfotiamine, acetyl-L-Carnitine and R-alpha lipoic acid for the last two months and yet again not much improvement. I do about 20-30 minutes of stretches and flossing per day throughout the day. The pain is most when holding a golf club in the left hand and extending the club downwards and also lifting it from full extension.
Hi Dr Jo, I'm a subscriber and love your content. I badly broke my humerus in a car accident 25 years ago and have had radial nerve pain ever since. However I have no wrist drop and can still exercise, weights etc. However at night time and after some physical exercise my radial nerve creates crazy pins and needles and severe pain which keeps me awake and causes major pain.
I have scare tissue where my break occurred and I wonder if the radial nerve is being irritated by rubbing over the scare tissue. Just wondering if you've come across this type of example of radial nerve
Thanks. It's definitely possible that the scar tissue is irritating it.
thank you very much, how many times a day/a week is recommended?
You're welcome. Nerve glides can be done once a day, every day.
@@AskDoctorJo I’m having issues caused by inflammated nerves due to a chemotherapy I’m doing… do you know if there are contraindications to perform nerve gliding exercises while having nerve toxicity related to chemo.
I’m sorry for the specific question, I tried to speak with some neurologists but they looked unaware
Sorry, I don't know the answer to that question since I can't evaluate you. Everyone is different.
@@AskDoctorJo thank you very much anyway
You're welcome. I hope you get some relief soon.
Is it normal to feel discomfort after doing then?
If this "zings" my thumb (feels like a little electrical buzz) when I do the first one, is that okay? It's not painful.
Dr Jo I'm wondering if you have any specific exercises for radial nerve palsy?
Depending on what specifically is causing the compression, I might. Do you know the root cause of yours?
@@AskDoctorJo I believe it was a PICC line placement while in the hospital. Having COVID I had all kinds of tubes including trach.
Hopefully some of the above nerve glides will help.
I fell off of a ladder 2.5 yrs ago and ended up with a “terrible triad” injury and a new radial head. After 3 mos of physical therapy a year ago, I still have a hard time putting all of my weight on that arm or even gripping things without sharp pain. In your experience, is it possible that nerve glide exercises can completely alleviate the nerve pain at some point? Thanks!
Unfortunately, that's a hard question to answer because it really depends on what is causing the nerve pain (damage, compression, scar tissue build up). It might be worth trying PT again, maybe with a different therapist to get some different ideas/treatment.
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I have a issue in my right hand tricep muscle there is no blood flow it's very week plz help me.
I have a pinched nerve (radial, i think) coming from my neck, down right shoulder and going down to my thumb. Is it normal to do these exercises and it start tingling afterwards?
Hey I have the same just on my left side how it go for you ?
Hello Dr. Jo, THANK you very much for your videos.
I have a seriously problem as the doctor damaged my Radial Nerve during the surgery OP of my hand which was broken from two spots (radius fracture elbow).
Right after the surgery, I notice that I can NOT extend my finger and my wrist is in drop position but I can fully feel my fingers and skin. The ONLY problem that I have are my finger extension, my wrist in drop position with some pains.
Can you please tell me if these exercises are good for my hand as well? What else would you recommend?
Thank you very much for your help!
You're welcome! Unfortunately, I don't know what would be best for you since I can't evaluate you in person. The best thing to do would be to go see a physical therapist in person for treatment.
Jawad, how are your fingers and wrist doing now? I have the same, but not from a fracture but from pressure. I fall asleep in a weird position, the "saturday night palsy". I hope you're recovered
@@affa8757 hey, did you recover? Have same problem, no finger extension
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I think its the radial nerve, i can hardly rotate my hand backwards. I get a extremely sharp pain like a 9 out of 10. Is this nerve supposed to be this painful, almost pull out tears or profanity.
Did it get better ?
Does this go if u do this on a daily basis
Will using a flex bar (Tyler twist) help with RTS?
Need some help :-( Since 2-3 weeks ago I have lost a lot of strength in my triceps in my right arm and sometimes a bit of numbness/tingling in my index finger. I don't have pain. It tingles more if I bend my neck back. I think it could be a pinched nerve. Would these radial nerve glides together with stretching the neck be any use in healing?
They might help. These might also help: ua-cam.com/video/gZUNcfcdHW4/v-deo.html
If the nerve irritation is focused on one part of my hand, should I still be doing these? All of the tightness and tingling is focused on the bottom knuckle of my index finger and the skin inbetween index and middle finger. On top of that, lightly brushing the top of my hand creates a lot of tingling and numbness. I know this was probably caused by excessive typing but I don't know how to fix it anymore..
that’s ulnar nerve
All I did was fall on the the ball tip of my thumb, and since then my hand has the tingly feeling. I can move all my fingers,wrist and hand fine just when I stretch my thumb back. I just want my thumb back to normal Simone help 😭
The ligaments are probably out of place and forming a new groove that are not quite correct. It's happened to my thumb and big toe from being hit directly on
Do you have an exercise with radial nerves in the legs? I feel like I'm sinking on the floor and having headache but not in my head but my back causes it. And my butt is tight... strange but yes
I have some videos for the sciatic nerve that starts in the back and goes down the leg. You can find them on my channel: ua-cam.com/users/askdoctorjo
I want to know how long the radial nerve returns... please
It's different for everyone since it depends on your injury.
4-5 months?
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I’m a bit worried about my numbness, I worked a 10 hour inventory shift at my job which involved a lot of crouching and scanning with my index finger. When I got home, I noticed the tip of my index finger as well as the tip of my big toe were slightly numb. I still have some sensation in the numb areas, but it’s definitely diminished. My finger and toe aren’t stiff, I can move them easily and without pain, but the numbness worries me. Do you think these exercises could help my situation? Or would it be worth seeing a specialist? Thank you