Fabers Test Hip and SIJ | Clinical Physio Premium

Check out this test which is great because it can give you lots of information - particularly around the hip and SIJ!
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[@livinghope5422]

Am a physio student and hve been looking for online explanation of this test.wnna say thank you you helped alot

[@ClinicalPhysio]

You are more than welcome! Hope you enjoy our other videos and hope they help you too 😊

[@pappupaul9206]

@@ClinicalPhysio Helloo sir wanted to ask you somthing...wenever i do the Fabers test...der iz a pain in my buttock area n below...its like a pinching pain...but only wen i do Fabers test it comes orelse thre is no pain,sitting,walking etc...n one point after some hip rotation exercise...i cant feel the pinching pain while doing test.....Is it SI joint problem???plzz reply sir

[@NishaKhan-if4np]

love the way you explain everything, it's great help

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you so much Nisha! Really appreciate your support 🙏🏼

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hi nisha

[@siphosethumatiyase458]

Thank you so much for this explanation, the way you explain is amazing

[@ClinicalPhysio]

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[@moudarchoucker5141]

Amazing explanation, many thanks

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Loved the Explaination

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Fantastic explanation!!!

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Thank you

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[@MA-dd9dd]

Very good and clear explanation , thank you!

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank YOU!

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[@rahimaallauddin954]

Awesome explanation

[@reine1347]

Wonderful! Thank you

[@ClinicalPhysio]

You’re very welcome 🙏🏼

[@ATLGETREADY4ME]

Which stretches do you recommend for someone who cannot get their legs into this position?

[@carbondioxide4199]

Amazing job, Thank you 😌😍

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you!

[@jeyasaid1015]

The position of ankle on knee is wrong.medial meleoli must be above on knee patela.

[@yoshuabarrone3177]

Hmmmm no? How would the medial malleolus make contact with with controlateral leg?

[@Whooopwhhoooop]

So if I have a positive test and my pain (in every day life) is deep glutes then what is the cause. I've had hip labral repair 2019 main complaint has ALWAYS been deep glute pain. I told my Orth surgeon the moment before going under that I feel you are missing something and that this is not the cause of my deep glute pain. Any clues????

[@ClinicalPhysio]

There is a genuine condition called “Deep Gluteal Pain Syndrome” if you wanted to look into it!

[@tfny100]

hi there please help, 🙏 the leg that which side do we figure thr leg? the affected side ? or non affected side? wow no one has ever told me faber test is AB, ER, so easy to remember now that you told me this 🥳👍

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Hi! The leg you want to test is the one that is positioned in FABER position. Of course you always check both sides too 😊

[@maxos-4135]

Is this for femoral or sciatic nerve injury?

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Hi Maxos - rather than testing for nerve pathology, this test is more related to pathology of the hip joint itself

[@maxos-4135]

@@ClinicalPhysio i know but im having neurology exam and i have a question regarding if its femoral or sciatic thats why im asking, if you know it for sure thank you in advance i need this for my exam...

[@ClinicalPhysio]

@@maxos-4135 this test does not test for either the femoral nerve or the sciatic nerve. If you want a test for femoral nerve it would be a prone knee bend. If you want a test for sciatic nerve it would be Straight Leg Raise or slump test. You can watch these on our "lower limb tension tests" video

[@yoshuabarrone3177]

@@maxos-4135 hmmmm neither bro 🤡

[@shhhnowlisten7461]

I can't even get my left leg to cross the over the right. I have pain in every one of the areas you have mentioned Plus my groin area down by the pelvis. It feels like something's catching or it's going to break if I go any further. I have pain in lower left back and hip Everytime I stand after sitting for a few minutes. I have to stand in one spot for a second before attempting to walk. Same thing when getting out of a vehicle. I'm only 50 and even though I do have osteoarthritis in my hands feet and ankles due to my work, this hip pain came on suddenly about a year ago and just won't go away. I can't even work anymore and it is ruining my life. I was self-employed and could not afford insurance so I cannot even afford to go to a doctor.

[@Whooopwhhoooop]

Please get a contrast MRI and ask about a labral tear.

[@shhhnowlisten7461]

Thanks for your response. I was diagnosed with having advanced degenerative disease of the lower spine and left hip. I already had ostioarthritis in my hands, feet, ankles, right shoulder and right knee with suspected sudo gout. I Just found out I have hereditary hemochromatosis so once I start my phlebotomies next week I'm hoping my joint pain will start to ease up some.

[@yvonnecasaus9925]

volume is too low

[@tolat3446]

Awesome!

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you so much!

[@cantaremangiare]

I have a definitively positive test for this, and the pain is in my glute and it band area. This has been bothering me for years now.

[@user-jj7tm3lh2u]

Any diagnosis?

[@jguzman042608]

I feel a lot stretch on my growing in both sides

[@AJ-cd2ox]

Hi. Doing this test, my knee stays 3-4 fists up from floor. I have no pain, but both knees stop slightly pointing to ceiling. However, my left knee is higher (4 fists from floor) than my right (3 fists). Do I lack external rotation?

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Does your hip actually cause you any problems day to day? If not, I wouldn’t worry about it as I am probably the same!

[@AJ-cd2ox]

@@ClinicalPhysio not great problems, but my hips are very tight.

[@zizouking10]

Hello Doctor !! I just did this Fabers test but I didn't feel any pain ! But while sprinting or running I feel pain in my Glute area (upper butt) !! Not sure why ! is it something to do with Ankylosing spondylitis ?

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