Treating Piriformis Syndrome with Neurodynamics | ErikDalton.com

Treating Piriformis Syndrome with Neurodynamics
Are you a massage therapist with a client who has the pain and discomfort of piriformis syndrome or general sciatica? We have an effective solution for you: Neurodynamics!
Piriformis Syndrome occurs when the piriformis muscle, located deep in the buttock region, becomes tight or inflamed, causing irritation of the sciatic nerve. This can result in radiating pain, numbness, and tingling sensations along the back of the leg.
Neurodynamics, a specialized treatment approach, focuses on mobilizing and freeing the affected nerves to relieve the symptoms of Piriformis Syndrome. It involves gentle and controlled movements that target the nerves and surrounding tissues to restore their normal function and alleviate pain. These techniques are commonly referred to as nerve gliding (or nerve flossing) and nerve tensioning.
The benefits of Neurodynamics extend beyond pain relief. By addressing the underlying nerve involvement, this approach can improve muscle strength, flexibility, and overall mobility. It helps restore proper nerve function, allowing you to regain control over your movements and enjoy a pain-free lifestyle.
These techniques are part of a broader approach to treating pain disorders called Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques, an approach developed by Erik Dalton, PhD, a student of Ida Rolf, and a recognized pioneer in the bodywork community for more than 30 years.
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Effective exercise

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Fabulous 👌 Thank you.

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