Naked Nude Full Body Massage ~ dolor LUMBAR y CERVICAL_osteopatia y #fisioterapia_Caso Real con P
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00:00We are going to work that lumbar square, we are going to do deep passes in dry.
00:09Well, we are going to clean the area to do the puncture.
00:12I have put a little of my cream, as you already know, you are all interested in how I do it.
00:16It is very easy to see, olive oil, bee wax.
00:19We would go, we would leave the thorn in the middle, we would go pumping.
00:24Hello Bruna, well, I came because lately I have been having a lot of pain here in the lower neck area,
00:31like down here in the cervicals, the little bone.
00:33And then I'm also having pain in the lumbar, but more on the right,
00:38as if it came down from where the crotch begins to where the ribs begin.
00:44Well, let's see what happens to you and we value you.
00:48Well, this patient, we are going to evaluate his posture, how he has the spine.
00:53Yes, it is true that it seems that he has everything rectified, he has very little curvature.
00:59I mean pain at the level of the right lumbar square.
01:03Yes, it seems muscular because when I touch it, let's see the spines.
01:06Tell me which one bothers you, this one?
01:09This one, more or less, L2, L3.
01:12Let's see there too, L12.
01:16And she also complained about this area.
01:20Let's go up, let's look at the spleen up.
01:24Okay, right and we take the deep air.
01:32Very good, also the first rib, all this on the right side, is dragging.
01:36Headaches?
01:38No.
01:39Okay, perfect.
01:41Let's work a little bit on all this.
01:43Put your mouth up.
01:48I'm going to evaluate the feet.
01:51His legs are more or less the same.
01:56Okay, let's mobilize the tibiotarsians.
02:01It's going well, the test comes out well, it comes out uncompressed.
02:04Let's see, pubis.
02:07We open, join very strong.
02:10That's it.
02:12We release.
02:14Very good.
02:16Yes, at the palpation I feel tension at the abdominal level.
02:20Okay.
02:24Well, more like the intestine.
02:27It bothers you there, right?
02:29A little abdominal.
02:31We would have to evaluate later if it is abdominal or intestinal,
02:35but it seems deeper that the abdominal is more intestinal.
02:40Yes, it is true, look, it has given us the symptomatology at the level of the spinal cord D12,
02:45which are the pillars of the diaphragm, and it has a lot of tension here.
02:49Okay.
02:51You see, I can hardly even penetrate the diaphragm.
02:54This is important to work on.
02:56Let's manipulate him.
02:59We are going to see the iliacs.
03:01With the case of Gillette, I got the previous iliac at the right level.
03:09Come to me.
03:13That's it, come to me.
03:19Relax, let yourself go.
03:21We take the air.
03:23Release.
03:26Okay.
03:28Okay, let's go with D12 at the level of the spleen.
03:35Come all you can to me.
03:37Bend your knees.
03:39Great.
03:41They were in extension.
03:43I'm going to take it.
03:45And we're going to go here.
03:47Take the air.
03:49Release.
03:51Very good.
03:53Okay.
03:55And put yourself face down.
03:57We're going to do the spleen.
04:00I had gone to the right.
04:04Very good.
04:06That's what bothered her yesterday.
04:08Relax here.
04:10That's it.
04:12That's it.
04:14Very good.
04:18Well, I've passed it upside down.
04:20Okay.
04:22We're going to start articulating the spine a little bit.
04:25We've said that it has a little bit of rectification.
04:27It doesn't have the doses that correspond to the lumbar level.
04:31And it has a lot of flattening to the dorsal level.
04:36We're going to start articulating.
04:38We would go ...
04:40We would leave the spleen in the middle.
04:42We would go pumping to gain those doses.
04:47By the way, if you have any rectification at the lumbar level,
04:52you can see that I already have several videos on this topic on the channel.
04:58Very good.
04:59We're going to pump.
05:04At the dorsal level, I'm going to start articulating the transverse costume.
05:09Fixed spinous.
05:11And I articulate upwards.
05:14To give a little bit of mobility to this spine.
05:21And now we're going to go down to the reverse.
05:24Fixed spinous transverse.
05:26And we would pump there, the rib.
05:29Here I see more restriction.
05:31Well, I stay here.
05:34Very good.
05:37Super important.
05:39Also, if you see that there is any scar,
05:43she had a small lipoma.
05:45And as you can see there.
05:48And we have to assess if it is detached,
05:51if it does not have deep adhered layers.
05:55In this case, it is quite good.
05:57But it is very important that any scar that the patient has,
06:00check it.
06:01Okay?
06:03We would also do the other side.
06:05From 12 to above.
06:14Very good.
06:16We would articulate there.
06:18For the doses at the cervical level.
06:21Very soft.
06:24This would have to be done by a health professional, as you know.
06:28And that is qualified to do these techniques.
06:32Okay, let's release the arms a little bit.
06:35We release the humerus.
06:37We pull.
06:39Towards me.
06:41And up, towards the ceiling.
06:43Perfect.
06:45We would also mobilize the scapula.
06:47Relax, relax, relax.
06:49And we would do some mobilizations.
06:58Great.
06:59We would do one side.
07:01Other side.
07:07Very good.
07:08This shoulder was much more tense.
07:10This one is more flexible.
07:12Great.
07:15It is very important to release the arms,
07:18the scapula for the low cervical pain.
07:23Once we have all this,
07:25she complained about the right lumbar square.
07:28So it is true that here there is a trigger point,
07:32and not there.
07:34There is a tense band.
07:36We are going to work that lumbar square.
07:38We are going to do deep passes in dry.
07:42And then what I am going to do
07:45is a dry puncture of the lumbar square.
07:48Much faster, much more effective
07:50than being there giving it damage.
07:55We would release it a little bit.
07:58We would articulate the lumbar level.
08:02I would stay where it does not go.
08:04There it costs me more.
08:06I stay there.
08:11We would work there.
08:14We would do deep passes.
08:16Here the lumbar square ends.
08:18Once it ends here, I separate.
08:20Low.
08:22I stay and separate.
08:26The paravertebral.
08:29We would do longitudinal and vertical passes.
08:33To take off a little muscle mass.
08:37And we would do a dry puncture in this case.
08:41And now I will show you.
08:45We are going to clean the area to do the puncture.
08:51Great.
08:52We open the needle.
08:54The important thing is that the lumbar square
08:56is a square muscle, as the name indicates.
09:00Let's see.
09:01More or less there.
09:02It already has pain.
09:03I'm going to go in.
09:04Always up and inward.
09:09The important thing is that you have
09:13correctly the muscle taken.
09:15That is, that you know directly
09:17that you are on the muscle.
09:19Here it ends.
09:20We would never go below this,
09:22but I would stay in the middle part.
09:25Very good.
09:26Very good.
09:29We would go in this direction.
09:32Or there.
09:34In this step I'm going to go here,
09:36which is where I feel the most tension.
09:39We would do some input and output.
09:41Wow, it gave me a spasm.
09:46Great.
09:47That would be it.
09:49I have put a little of my cream.
09:51As you know, you are all interested in how I do it.
09:53It is very easy.
09:54It is a honeycomb.
09:57But if we get to a million subscribers,
10:01you will see a video of how I do it from my house.
10:04It is done.
10:06Let's start to relax the whole spine.
10:10The whole back.
10:11We thank you a lot.
10:13When we start, first superficially,
10:17from bottom to top.
10:20Very good.
10:21Soft.
10:24We would start to massage the lower back, we would go up with both hands, we would take
10:39deep steps here, we would have a small contraction here in the angle and in the trapezoid and
10:45we would mobilize all the way up.
11:05Very good, base of the skull.
11:09We would go up, we would go to the level until the insertion of the trapezoid and we would go back down.
11:28We would go up.
11:30We would mobilize.
11:50And we would go up.
11:54We would do passes for the vertebrae, where I have more tension I stay there and we would go down.
12:24Very good.
12:38With the manipulation that we have done at the level of the cervical-thoracic channel, the truth is that the musculature has relaxed completely.
12:46I had a more joint block than what is the most muscular part, because now I feel it quite well.
12:54We are going to work on the stretching of the lumbar square and then we are going to work on the diaphragm, which is very important,
13:04we saw here that there was more tension.
13:06We are going to move on to the upper mouth.
13:09I have passed the patient up.
13:11We are going to relax the neck.
13:13We are going to gain in the cervical doses, which is what she was missing.
13:19A little up and stretch.
13:23We win there.
13:25A couple of times.
13:27I stretch and stretch.
13:29We are seeing how all the vertebrae are relaxing and gaining flexibility.
13:39Very good.
13:47We would do some stretching here.
13:51To the side, to the side.
13:58Perfect.
14:08And we are going to go to the cranial center and to the relaxation of the diaphragm.
14:14We take the air.
14:16We inflate the ribs and release.
14:19We are going to go.
14:21And now we would take, inflate.
14:25We would put our fingers, when she releases, there inside the rib.
14:32And now we look here, we take the air, we accompany, opening.
14:38And when it releases, we are going to try to introduce the fingers below.
14:46We take again.
14:49Release.
14:52You see, she's letting me win.
14:54We take again.
14:58Release.
15:04We take the air.
15:06We can vibrate and try with one hand also to win.
15:14We would do the same on the other side.
15:16We take.
15:18We release.
15:21As I have stayed on the same side, I can do it this way.
15:24There, with the fingers.
15:26We take.
15:28We vibrate and at the same time we release and we make transverse passes.
15:34There, to the diaphragm.
15:36I take.
15:39We release.
15:40That's it.
15:43Great.
15:46Okay.
15:49Release.
15:54Okay, before we've seen a lot of tension here.
15:58I'm going to go, I mean, I'm going to go a little deeper.
16:03We pass the abdomen.
16:05I stay in the visceral area.
16:08Here I notice more tension than superficial.
16:11It also has a pain point here.
16:15It's like a small abdomen.
16:17A contraction there.
16:18It increases, decreases.
16:19The same.
16:21The same.
16:22So I'm going to the visceral area.
16:25Okay.
16:27We're going to work the sigmoid.
16:29Here, the descending colon.
16:32Then to the sigmoid.
16:33Here I do see tension.
16:36We take.
16:38We release.
16:39I'm going to do it.
16:41There we are.
16:45Perfect.
16:50Okay, better.
16:52Let's go to the valve and dry.
16:58Let's go.
17:00There I also notice a lot of tension.
17:02We're going to do a functional technique.
17:05And I'm going to see where it takes me best.
17:09Feet up, down.
17:11In this clockwise and counterclockwise direction.
17:13I stay where I see best.
17:15Inwards, outwards.
17:18And we would wait.
17:19We ask the patient for a breath.
17:24Release.
17:25And we would look where the hand takes me.
17:32Towards where it is relaxing.
17:36It would take a few minutes to notice how it is releasing.
17:43It is a functional technique in favor of where the tension will go.
17:53Great.
17:54It's releasing now.
17:58And we would always finish the technique very gently.
18:01Letting go of the hand.
18:04Slowly.
18:07And we would do this.
18:09What happens?
18:10The right square was bothering him.
18:11Lumbar.
18:12We are going to work the ascending colon.
18:15We have to take into account what I have always told you.
18:19If your lumbar hurts, you have to review the previous part.
18:24The visceral issue.
18:26It is very important to evaluate everything.
18:29Even if you say that the patient has no reflux, no gases, no maldigestion,
18:34nor does he go to the bathroom badly.
18:36But you have to review it just in case.
18:40She didn't have anything either.
18:42But when I put my hand on her, I said,
18:43Wow, she has tension here.
18:45And when I pressed it, it bothered her.
18:47So it is not difficult for us to release it.
18:50Let's go to the hepatocolic angle.
18:54We take the air.
18:56Open there and release.
18:59Very good.
19:01We take.
19:03What I am doing is opening the asas of the ascendant with the transverse.
19:10Perfect.
19:11We are going to work to finish with a global hemodynamics.
19:14We take the air.
19:17We release.
19:19That's it.
19:21We take.
19:24We release.
19:27Great.
19:29So, well, I'm going to continue with Inma.
19:31I hope you liked the video.
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19:36See you in the next video.
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