Posts tagged iliopsoas damage
Weak Quads and Adductors: Femoral Nerve Compression
Weak Quads and Adductors: Femoral Nerve Compression

Five clues that the cause of your weak thigh muscles is Femoral nerve compression:

  • you don’t have the strength to lift one knee easily;

  • despite exercise, muscles in one thigh are weaker and maybe appear smaller than in the other thigh;

  • occasionally your leg “gives out;”

  • your thigh feels numb;

  • you have back pain.

In this post you’ll learn how to fix it.

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Myoskeletal AlignmentMadeline McBridefemoral nerve, weak quad, muscle atrophy, problems after hip surgery, problems after knee replacement, sore knee, leg collapse, leg weakness, leg muscle atrophy, leg muscle weakness, femoral nerve damage, hip replacement, knee replacement complications, hip replacement complications, psoas damage, iliopsoas damage, why won't my leg workComment
3 Reasons Your Muscles Aren't Healing
3 Reasons Your Muscles Aren't Healing

When my clients with pelvis misalignment are not aligned and pain-free within four to eight sessions, I suspect they have been reinjuring themselves by going to other therapists, exercising, or returning too soon to their sports. Lack of a nutritious diet and rest are other culprits. Read on for typical cases illustrating these reasons.

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Myoskeletal AlignmentMadeline McBrideIlium rotation, pelvis misalignment, muscle damage, slow muscle repair, therapy for pelvis alignment, pelvic rotation, pelvic upslip, iliopsoas damage, psoas damage, lumbar pain, osteoarthritis, labral tears, short leg, functional scoliosisComment