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IDN and Hamstring Tendonosis

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Can anyone offer a protocol for patient with 8+ months left hip and left LE pain with no clear cause of onset other than a figure 4 standing stretch last Fall. Recent MRI arthrogram shows normal wear and tear with insertional tendonosis of the hamstrings tendon. What is ideal needle placement and would E-stim be advised or beneficial?

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Hi Curt,

I have had some success with DN for insertional hamstring tendinosis. I really like needling with rotation in this area. I will use 5-10 needles inserted into most symptomatic area of the tendon insertion. When you hit a symptomatic area add rotations. I will add rotation. I will usually rotated till tight let it sit for a few minutes and then repeat that sequence 3 rounds or 5-10 minutes. I would also treat lower lumbar in the sciatic n. distribution and distal homeostatic for systemic response. E-stim is always nice as well. Cuation with sciatic n. running down the middle of hamstrings.

From the NRT course I also really like cupping with movement. I will do static cups for 3- 5 minutes and then follow with hamstring curls. or do cups or vibration massage gun with straight leg raise or nerve glide techniques.

Nick Sanders.

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Thank you, appreciate the suggestion and insight.

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