Basically, it initially presented just like IT Band syndrome, which if
you're not familiar with that, it's pain in the outer hip, thigh, and
knee, that worsens with certain activities. The IT band runs from your
hip to just below your knee. Mine was extremely sore to the touch and
"ropey" feeling (not to me, but to the therapist when she ran her
fingers down it). The nerve stuff was that after doing a bunch of PT,
I started having numbness in my calf that would travel down to my foot
with certain movements, and pain in the insertion point of the
hamstring (right under your butt cheek, basically), that radiated down
my leg. Pain and numbness were worse after sitting long periods
(hello, computer programmer lifestyle!), after running,  and after
compression and extension of the low back. So, basically, this past
week she's had me doing a sort of modified cobra yoga pose every
couple of hours, in sets of 10. Things have definitely improved, which
means that it probably is a nerve in my low back, and that the stretch
is working to "unload" it. Now, how to keep progressing and then not
have it come back is another story. I should know more tomorrow.



On 1/16/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Deanna wrote:
> > Well, currently I'm doing lots of physical therapy. Does that count?
> > The original diagnosis was IT Band syndrome, but now they're thinking
> > that it might be a pinched nerve in my low back.
>
> Wow!  You're super active.  So what are the symptoms of the pinched nerve?

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