Nutrients and Neuropathy - The Surprising Connection

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I have a cyst that is pressing on a nerve under my arm. Occupational therapy has helped release scar tissue that is causing it to be compressed. This has reduced the pain.

This was great. I always thought neuropathy was mainly from the brain or spine. But with the fingers I still didn't know what could cause it.

Hello from Glacier Washington. AhhHa, I guessed right! - "Why is it called that"? Myelopathy - degeneration of the myelin sheath. Typically within the spine. Radiculopathy - radiates from the nerve root where the nerve exits the spine. Peripheral neuropathy - nerve problem in the extremities. Demyelination can happen anywhere because the myelin sheath covers the entire length of the nerve, right? So, with nutritional neuropathy, the degeneration of myelin could begin anywhere, right? Thanks for teaching us Dr. Osborne. These videos are my favorite on YouTube.

1:01:00ish- re: sciatica & sitting posture To my understanding, "True sciatica" is from the spine and/or nerve roots. Radiating from there down. Piriformis Syndrome happens when the Piriformis and Gemellus Superior entrap the sciatic nerve passing between them. Some people have the sciatic nerve passing through the Piriformis muscle belly. Sometimes there are multiple correct answers to the problem. My life is proof you can have multiple problems at once.... One answer i have to "why piriformis syndrome", why it responds to massage therapy or other relaxation techniques for a moment but comes right back, is also on the subject of peripheral neuropathy and nerve entrapment. Both Piriformis and Gemellus Superior are members of "the deep 6" rotators of the femur. Hip joint. Coxal/femoral As individuals they primarily do rotation, but like the rotator cuff muscles of the shoulder, the group action is to help the ligaments keep the ball & socket joint together. Why would they "panic" & spasm so hard they pinch the sciatic nerve? Relax with treatment, & "panic" again when standing? A shortened, a hypertonic, and/or hypertrophic change to a different muscle called Psoas Major can do it by nerve entrapment of the Obturator nerve, and has the ability to distort the shape of the spine causing "true sciatica". Psoas Major has its own little branch of the femoral nerve for innervation, yet can entrap the part of femoral nerve it's partner Ilicaus needs. Quadraceps need it too, but that's not what I'm getting at with my "neuropathy dominoes" comment. Psoas Major can also entrap the Obturator nerve, weakening the Obturator Internus, and Obturator Externus muscles. Two members of "the deep 6". Now the hip joint is unstable, and Piriformis and Gemellus Superior have to work harder to keep the ball and socket together. So do the other two Quadratus Femoris, and Gemellus Inferior. The Piriformis and Gemellus Superior are right on the top of the ball & socket. Although the Piriformis gets the blame and the syndrome name, due to the location of the entrapment causing the sciatica symptoms, one cause of the problem, and solution to it may be Psoas Major. I call it "the trouble maker" for many reasons. One of those unpleasant massage treatments that feel better later. Best to ask for it by name, & find a specialist not shy about treating it. Do your stretches, & eat proper nutrition, as "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure". Neuropathy dominoes is only fun on paper, or with computer graphics, like on Dr. Nabil Ebraheim's YouTube channel. A great source to learn about nerve entrapment syndromes and more. "I hope this helps you".

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