Plantar Fasciitis (Post Tibial Block and PRP Injections)

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

Комментарии • 41

  • @lushusblonde03
    @lushusblonde03 9 месяцев назад +4

    I had this done today!! I cannot wait to see if it helps my acute on chronic PF with central band tear at the calcaneal insertion. The tibial nerve block was not fun for me.

  • @oliveoil7872
    @oliveoil7872 3 года назад +11

    If you have plantars and really want to end the pain. This advice will cost you nothing and you can get rid of the pain. This is what I did POINT your TOES wherever you are anytime you think about it just point your toes with or without shoes. Also in bed point your toes in any position you sleep in depending on the severity of your pain it may only take 2 weeks but it is not temporary. I can't believe how much money I spent on shoe insert and recommended shoes lotions and potions and all it took to correct the pain was pointing my toes!

    • @MalikMalik-kf1md
      @MalikMalik-kf1md 3 года назад +3

      I had the plantar and i did not know it is the plantar. One day i wake up in the morning and was So difficult to walk. The pain was severe and started walking on my toez. Anyhow it last only two weeks and go away

    • @kamalahmed5057
      @kamalahmed5057 3 года назад +3

      Point toes down towards floor or up towards shin?

    • @oliveoil7872
      @oliveoil7872 3 года назад

      Point toes away from your body.

    • @dieudonnemcful
      @dieudonnemcful 2 года назад +4

      if only it worked.

    • @mawahebgallery
      @mawahebgallery 2 года назад +2

      What do you mean to point the toes? push them up or push them down or walk on my toes?

  • @aytek7892
    @aytek7892 8 месяцев назад +1

    Is the monitor’s view and the needles direction is opposite because of the edit?

  • @maxmedinatkd
    @maxmedinatkd 3 года назад +2

    How much volume of prp was injected?

  • @dejesusfamilyonline211
    @dejesusfamilyonline211 3 года назад +4

    How long does the relief last?

    • @firefly-fu3ce
      @firefly-fu3ce 2 года назад +1

      Not long 4/6 weeks. You also need to get these injections regularly which is not a good idea.

  • @shailendrkumar21769
    @shailendrkumar21769 3 года назад +3

    Sar can you tell me injection name

    • @brocklesnar3802
      @brocklesnar3802 3 года назад

      Flantaburious conspicunious.

    • @lisafred1362
      @lisafred1362 2 года назад +1

      It is called Platelet Rich Plasma... PRP.. any foot doctor will know by PRP.

  • @markokranjc8087
    @markokranjc8087 Год назад

    Foru soul you need 1ml to 1,5 max. My doctor takes 20 ml of blood gets 5-6ml of PRP. Lefover is going in to my roght knee.

  • @asklepios86
    @asklepios86 3 года назад

    Which model of clarius is used in this video?

    • @clariusmhealth
      @clariusmhealth  3 года назад

      Dr. David Rosenblum is using the Clarius L7 HD. Learn more about our linear ultrasound scanner clarius.com/scanners/l7/

  • @doctorstheory
    @doctorstheory Год назад

    You block nerve prior to injection for plantar fascitis? It requires little patience only.

    • @lushusblonde03
      @lushusblonde03 9 месяцев назад +1

      Try having it done on yourself. You’ll definitely WANT that tibial nerve block. Pain is subjective, so not everyone can just have patience. I was definitely happy for it afterwards in my CAM walker boot.

  • @jarrettmoorejr1403
    @jarrettmoorejr1403 2 года назад +1

    I need that.

  • @giselamontenegro9983
    @giselamontenegro9983 3 месяца назад

    It's only one time inyection

  • @johns1159
    @johns1159 Год назад +1

    This procedure is usually not covered under insurance.

    • @lushusblonde03
      @lushusblonde03 9 месяцев назад

      I paid $850 out-of-pocket!! 😬

    • @nofear4890
      @nofear4890 8 месяцев назад

      @@lushusblonde03 Did it work?

  • @ToddDouglasFox
    @ToddDouglasFox 6 месяцев назад +1

    No doctor, using anesthetic to the area of injecting prp does NOT interfere with effectively treating a tendon. By the way, you did not treat the tendon damage sufficiently. You barely treated the thin and frayed tissues at all per the msk u/s.
    No wonder you call it “relief” rather than regenerative and say that it is better than cortisone, (which destroys healthy tissue). While your patient may have “relief”, the tissue will not regenerate to become fully viable again. Better than steroid injection? You bet but better than prolo/prp, a definite no. In the right hands, using best protocols, this patient would have proper regeneration of all unhealthy tissue rather than some relief of symptoms. Treat cause, treat fully, and treat to sufficiency in alignment with when and how the body heals these tissues.

  • @ElinoNama
    @ElinoNama 3 месяца назад

    Mgkan9 dn enjection

  • @amalawad4096
    @amalawad4096 2 года назад

    I wasn’t that calm at all. I jumped after 3 minutes it was getting harder

  • @蒋弗兰克
    @蒋弗兰克 3 года назад

    The star suffers from plantar fasciitis.

  • @saynotoracism9092
    @saynotoracism9092 8 месяцев назад

    I don't feel confident on you "doctor".