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Disconnected psoas
9/23 17:30:10

Question
My right side psoas muscle was disconnected ie nerve cut during a liver transplant. I have a wobbly gait with limited stride. Walking causes trocenterin bursitus and then it is very painful to walk. I want to stimulate the psoas so that the nerve can reconnect.What advice can you give?
I do three hours of yoga a week. I have been doing daily physio,lifting my right leg, for 8 months.
I am determined.
With Regards,
France's Minto

Answer
Hello, Frances,

I'm guessing you meant trochanteric bursitis.

The pain comes from muscles in contraction -- which suggests that their controlling nerve was not cut, or the muscles would be slack and not painful and your stride would not be limited.

You asked for a recommendation. I have published a program called, Free Your Psoas, for exactly the kind of stimulation you ask about. You may see it at http://somatics.com/psoas_muscle_pain_treatment.htm and the entire explanation of psoas muscle functioning, at http://somatics.com/psoas.htm.  

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