Did you ask your therapist why this new symptom appeared now?Originally Posted by Catrin
Weak muscles do not suddenly arise. They are a gradual phenomenon.
My vote is still lumbar derangement. Ask your PT to rule out "anterior derangement." Tell him nothing less than full RFIL and RFIS for a minimum of 20 reps, make him earn his Cert. MDT. Then tell him if he rules out anterior, he must also rule out lateral relevant, both weighted and unweighted. (and no, women DO NOT need to show a lateral shift to be lateral relevant; and women do NOT always have classically centralizing/radicular symptoms. A woman can have massive hip symptoms and little to no low back and still be a lumbar derangement... and if he doesn't know that, it's about time he learned.)
Tell him I'm watching...
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