Ohh, gosh I have that anterior tibialis referred pain too! It's almost more painful than my toe. So bad at times I've been fearful it was anterior exertion compartment syndrome. Thank i for uploading this video. I've been doing myofascial release work on the ankle of the foot with hallux limitus or rigidus thinking I need to improve dorsiflexion.
If I have very little cartlidge between the bones in the big toe, would these procedures help me My doctor says only surgery will help. I don't agree. What do you think?
Hi Jannel, if you have above normal wear and tear of the joint then you may require surgery to resolve your problem. Have you been issued insoles and exercise?
@@sbacupuncturecpdtraining I’m not sure. I have X-rays I could forward to you. he wasn’t specific. Just kept telling me I need surgery. I had a doctor tell me I must have shoulder surgery once and got a second opinion and they told me to have physical therapy. I did that and I’ve never had an issue. I’m skeptical because he said there was nothing else that could be done. I asked about stretching exercises and orthotics and I was cut off. He is definitely surgery minded. have been told to wear clogs or stiff shoes like that and I also read that shoes must be cushioned… a bit confused.
You have increased motion of the joint by manipulation. But what happens to the arthritic part of the joint. Does it recover in time or do you have to keep manipulating it?
Not all cases of functional hallux limitus will be arthritic. If arthritis is present maintaining mobility will help to reduce the pain and stiffness. In some cases regular manipulation will be needed.
Hi Heskiel, You definitely don't have hallux rigidus as you would not be able to bend your toe that far. There is very little mobility in a rigid hallux. You may have functional hallux limitus. This is where you have full range of motion when someone passively flex and extend your toe, however when you are weight bearing or walking that range of motion becomes limited. It may be wise to get get a foot specialist to take a look at your foot if it don't settle.
Intéressant mais pour une sécurité et hygiène il est vivement recommandé de mettre les gants au dernier moment juste avant de prendre les aiguilles pour piquer car vous faites tout avec les mêmes gants .... merci pour le partage 👍
You will find that patient presenting with hallux rigidus will have loss of cartridge. Patients presenting with hallux limitus depending on severity will determine whether there is any loss of cartilage. In most cases of functional hallux limitus there is no loss of cartilage.
Tim as a qualified podiatrist and physiotherapist I see and request x-rays for this condition weekly and from the majority of results that is not the findings.
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I wish I could get you to work on mine. I live in south Alabama. It looks like you are doing great work! God bless you.
This asmr will make a great addition to my collection
I would be clutching the table. You look like your doing an amazing job
What brand of jeans (pants) are you wearing in this video? I like them.
Hello sir I am from India. I too have this hallux valgus toe. Saw your vedio.. Excellent massage and nicely treated. Hope I too cud get it..😔
Ohh, gosh I have that anterior tibialis referred pain too! It's almost more painful than my toe. So bad at times I've been fearful it was anterior exertion compartment syndrome. Thank i for uploading this video. I've been doing myofascial release work on the ankle of the foot with hallux limitus or rigidus thinking I need to improve dorsiflexion.
I was feeling the relief just watching it
His range seems good. Come to America and fix meee lol my range is sooo limited.
You’re welcomed. Please you found it of use.
Where are you located? I have a runners toe issue...very active, skateboard, cycle etc...
If I have very little cartlidge between the bones in the big toe, would these procedures help me My doctor says only surgery will help. I don't agree. What do you think?
Hi Jannel, if you have above normal wear and tear of the joint then you may require surgery to resolve your problem. Have you been issued insoles and exercise?
@@sbacupuncturecpdtraining I’m not sure. I have X-rays I could forward to you. he wasn’t specific. Just kept telling me I need surgery. I had a doctor tell me I must have shoulder surgery once and got a second opinion and they told me to have physical therapy. I did that and I’ve never had an issue. I’m skeptical because he said there was nothing else that could be done. I asked about stretching exercises and orthotics and I was cut off. He is definitely surgery minded. have been told to wear clogs or stiff shoes like that and I also read that shoes must be cushioned… a bit confused.
You have increased motion of the joint by manipulation. But what happens to the arthritic part of the joint. Does it recover in time or do you have to keep manipulating it?
Not all cases of functional hallux limitus will be arthritic. If arthritis is present maintaining mobility will help to reduce the pain and stiffness. In some cases regular manipulation will be needed.
@@sbacupuncturecpdtraining ok, because I thought that all cases have to be arthritic.
Nice one, thank you so much, going to use it for my client. 🙏
Thank you, I am pleased you have found it helpful.
My bunion is so painful. I wish I could go to you. We’re in Washington. I have Kaiser
State? My chiro adjust my bunions
I’m a physiotherapist and my thesis was about hallux valgus, I can help you 👍🏽
@@alexis4252 can I contact you in private for some questions?
Hi can I contact you? Thanks CB
Hi, thank you. 💖
That looks extremely painful to severe halluxs toe. My toe was not able to be manipulated like that, it would have been way to painful.
Great video. Thank you for the upload.
Glad you enjoyed it
@@sbacupuncturecpdtraining indeed, sir.
Nice video
Only washing that, make me feel good
Nice message!
What would cause pain on top and outer side of foot? Only on 1 foot.
Hi Connie, sorry I missed your message. You may have cuboid syndrome. Without doing a detailed assessment can not be sure.
For me this appears to be a structural Limitus, not a functional one (as the latter only can recognized under pressure on big toe joint)
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I need massage like this. Where in Chicago can I find?
Nora Iniguez sorry I don’t know anyone in Chicago. Wish you all the best for 2020.
Do you know anyone in Los Angeles??
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Thank you 🙏🏽
i can bent my toe almost 90 degrees but it hurts , is it hallux limitus or hallux rigidus. i can't stand the pain of my toe
Hi Heskiel,
You definitely don't have hallux rigidus as you would not be able to bend your toe that far. There is very little mobility in a rigid hallux. You may have functional hallux limitus. This is where you have full range of motion when someone passively flex and extend your toe, however when you are weight bearing or walking that range of motion becomes limited. It may be wise to get get a foot specialist to take a look at your foot if it don't settle.
@@sbacupuncturecpdtraining Ok
Intéressant mais pour une sécurité et hygiène il est vivement recommandé de mettre les gants au dernier moment juste avant de prendre les aiguilles pour piquer car vous faites tout avec les mêmes gants .... merci pour le partage 👍
Where is your practice?
Michelle Laugie my clinic is in Long Eaton, Nottingham.
@@sbacupuncturecpdtraining can you recommend someone in Chicago area 60618 zip code. Thanks.
What a CROCK..True limitus has NO cartilage
Is that a fact or is that just your opinion?
@@sbacupuncturecpdtraining No it is fact from benng in practice for over 35 years
You will find that patient presenting with hallux rigidus will have loss of cartridge. Patients presenting with hallux limitus depending on severity will determine whether there is any loss of cartilage. In most cases of functional hallux limitus there is no loss of cartilage.
@@sbacupuncturecpdtraining IF you were allowed to write requests for X-rays then you could find out for sure
Tim as a qualified podiatrist and physiotherapist I see and request x-rays for this condition weekly and from the majority of results that is not the findings.