Tests For Examination Of The Lower Back - Everything You Need To Know - Dr. Nabil Ebraheim

[@ChristopherMorris42]

As I am going for an examination next week, this has given me some confidence as to what to expect. Thanks for very clearly presented information.

[@coachroseroongruang]

Thank you very much and very helpful ka. Greetings from Hamburg Germany.

[@JaiMaaGayatri]

Thank you so much 🌱🙏😊

[@subhashmeshram2717]

I try to understand reflex since 7-8 yrs, no body explain. But sir explain it in just 3-4 min. Great job sir

[@HermannTheGreat]

Just an excellent educational video, thanks again Dr. Ebraheim!!!

[@laurieburgess5097]

Dr. Nail Ebraheim, I have had back pain since 1998 when I noticed a sharp pain in my lower back carrying a box of a flight of stairs. I dropped the box and was dumbfounded at how much pain I was experiencing. I became concerned but let it go for the time being because I avoided carrying heavy boxes or bending over with any weight at all. I experienced his on my 32nd birthday which is in December. I did not do anything about it because I can have pain and not realize it until much later. Finally in 2000 I went to the doctor to get it checked out. I found out that I had herniated disc in lower lumbar s-1 L-5 and I was also diagnosed with stenosis, an arthritis, spondylosis, (not sure on spelling) degenerative disc disease and there are other diagnosis' in the report but I do not have copy of it any longer and I am trying to locate that first MRI but the hospital destroyed all records after 10 years. I had 4 MRI'a 2003, 2008, 2011, and 2016. The 2016 MRI I do not trust because it did not read what the other's have read. I don't believe it was read correctly. I am on Medicaid so there is limited tests and other reading of my spine due to the way a Medicaid person is treated health wise. I had an ex-ray do recently and it showed extreme space between my discs and it also showed bone spurs developing as well. I have a sciatica nerve problem as well and that keeps me down a great deal. I was out of commission about a month ago because of it for 6 horrid days. My breathing was affected and I just could not move to even put underwear on. I used my medications and did mild exercises on the round ball I have to try to stretch but no avail. I was born with dysplasia of the hip and wore a brace to straighten my hips to grow correctly. I am not sure if this has any correlation with my problems I am having now because my walking was never quite normal. I have extreme hip pain in my 19th year of life and it was so painful that is was unbearable. I also had spontaneous back pain when I was about 6-10 years old that hurt so bad that I would go to my room and meditate and pray for pain to go away. It wasn't just my lower back, it was my complete spine. I have been an athlete most of my life. I was in ballet at nearly 4, swimming at 4, softball at 8, bowling s 8, basketball through out my youth. That is the history of my physical, and I am wondering if my birth defect has anything to do with what I am going through now. I have applied for social security form a man named Peter Bundarin. I was denied twice, but all the people I sent him to were approved. I am going through a great deal of pain and people are taking it as like this a is a walk in the parK.. What suggestions do you have for me to get this SS disability approved. This will be my 3rd attempt and I feel my lawyers are not working with me at all to help me get this approved. My life is shambles because I also have recurring cellulitis and is almost on a yearly basis since he first outbreak in 2010. I hope you can respond and give me advice on what to do. By the way, I do have a Bachelor's degree. Cannot use it, for that is a very long story at University of Toledo. Best to you, Laurie Burgess [e-mail]

[@ብርሃኑአይነታው]

i have seen many videos and dr .nabil is the best for orthopedics residents ....good job keep on....thank u

[@asiksk1083]

Tm

[@jamesnesran2348]

im so messed up, none of these confirm my pain. but its chronic and severe

[@simonandjacquihodges6839]

Thank you - I found it really helpful and interesting.

[@Tom-re6nz]

Indeed a best explanatory video for dummies and afflicted persons.Congratulations. I wish, I know it before surgery. After surgery (L5-S1 hernia) I have no pain but leg weekness, tingling and cramping persist. Is it normal?

[@aaakaka10]

How are you nowdays?

[@andychong5984]

Thank you so much Dr Nabil. Your videos are simply marvelous.

[@mohamadsaadsalehali4638]

Very thanks, i used this in my DPT assignments, and it was so useful.

[@stefanmitrovic973]

Cheers for this, I have been researching "can a pinched nerve cause leg weakness?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Fenulian Prefatory Future - (just google it ) ? It is a smashing exclusive guide for discovering how to expose the trick to beat down your sciatica back pain problems without the headache. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my work buddy got excellent results with it.

[@leenacorda4481]

Thank you Doctor Nabil...

[@leadruralafrica]

Dr.Nabil! We can't thank you enough for all these educational videos. Our team of Orthopaedic Surgeons are very appreciative for you support towards their orthopaedic training and practice. They have requested we contact you to request your partnership with LEAD RURAL AFRICA to set up an International FUND for Care of Patients with Orthopaedic Pathologies in Africa. Orthopaedics is an interesting specialty because of you. We will mail you soon. Thank you.

[@rymrym9016]

thanks alot our great doctor ، all videos are very useful really thanks from heart

[@drgadham]

Excellent presentation 👏🌟

[@nabilebraheim]

SURE ,THANKS

[@saifalikhanniazi9231]

Aslam o alikum doctor sahib mery bety ki problems hin chalny ki agr ap Pakistan mi kisi jaga koi clinic hy to please bata dena

[@rfidaalarfaj2818]

دكتور نبيل إبراهيم، You are da best!

[@omerkhan-yl1yn]

Thank q so much Allah app KO aur hedayat de aur taraqe de this is true magic this is real working

[@jannatshaikh3041]

Plz app number den in doctor ka

[@marklestergarcia2321]

Thank you for the video 🙏

[@quality6pack]

Wow, thanks so much for these videos...you're help and generosity with this is appreciated. Thanks again

[@JamesErics]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, expertise, and experience. Your videos are very helpful. (1) I request you to please simplify content as much as possible for non-medical professionals and for patients who are suffering pains and wants to gain knowledge and understand the pain source mechanism for their body. Your videos are being seen globally and helping to patients regardless of which country they are and what medical facilities they have available locally.. so request you to please add voice and detailed explanation as you are explaining to the patient at the medical facility. Thank You for your effort to share knowledge.

[@briangoggin7058]

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[@Prtyh]

Very well done video. Exceptionally clear explanation of the tests.

[@youssefsayegh6218]

Well done, very useful, thanks from Egypt

[@Electronics61]

Dr Nabil many thanks for this video. I am now knowledgeable when I wil discuss my neuro back problems with that department in the Frederick Hospital.

[@mememe4257]

really helpful ,thanks doctor Nabiel

[@anthuyhd]

Very useful! Thank you so much Dr Nabil!

[@sudhakarmateti4220]

informative and easy for a common man to understand.

[@nabilebraheim]

THANKS

[@FLOSSYTREADWELL]

Anyone with long term lower back (lumber) damage or issues. Would prepare their body for a leg raise. They would immediately 'subconsciously' tense and stiffen their buttocks & hips raising that part of the lumbar OFF of the surface & pain would be avoided as the person 'testing' raised the prone person's limb. When we want to avoid pain we will often 'arm' our body to guard against the oncoming expected onslaught. We may even wince in warning to the offender as if to say 'you'll hurt me if you do this and I remember it like this OUCH!' So please do not assume these tests and also malingerers tests are satisfactory to achieve any truths. Instead rely on technology , listening to the patient in depth, then looking for anything you may be missing in a diagnosis. e.g. lumber pain can be from Si joints, trapped nerves not trapping when examined etc. Doctors and medical professionals should find their truths by digging deeper. Then & only after complete & thorough investigation should a diagnosis be made.

[@boneman682]

Very informative and useful video! Thanks for your great work!

[@AnwarChd]

THANKS FOR SHARING THIS INFORMATION IN ANIMATED FORM

[@DrAsiya90]

Thank you Dr.Ebraheim جزاك الله خيرا وجنات النعيم

[@vatlytrilieu1508]

Thanks Dr. Nabil Ebraheim

[@anhtramnguyen4311]

hello

[@akhterhamid2137]

very good test for low back pain... thank u very much

[@elhamm7973]

Thank You so much, It is very clear.

[@bobolatrick]

Best video ever

[@simplifiedayurveda]

Great video....... highly educational....

[@sunnygoswami2546]

VERY GOOD AND GOOD GRAPHICS KEEP IT UP

[@skorkton]

Thanks for the video.... great

[@cavidilyaszade2344]

your explainations very valuable for me

[@TheLaszlo5876]

He did scare the shit out of me at the end ...! When he started speaking

[@thenational640]

Very informative and keep posted thanks

[@Geodandig]

Great video!

[@tonyguo750]

amazing information, really professional.

[@mohammadtaqi8901]

thanks for very good information.

[@vijaygaikwad8027]

Sir, The information given by you is very very useful for every one for maintain fitness and healthy life Thanks

[@AEROPEX]

Dr Nabil I would like to know the Background musuc ...I like it to hearing longer

[@nabilebraheim]

Producing a video is a major task A music is used when the content is good and I don’t have the time to record. I hope you like the content. Thank you

[@AEROPEX]

of cause I followed the contents since 2020 @@nabilebraheim

[@basmalahh]

Thank you a bunch. It was very useful.. :)

[@DrmistryA]

very Informative.. thanx for UR effort ..

[@ShubhamKumar-jv3lm]

Very nice video

[@JonathanRodriguez-ht1uk]

Thank you Very Much, Now i can determine what is wrong with my back

[@AgentX619]

Nice bass, i could win a sound competition with this.

[@younusbsl]

Thank you !!! It will be helpful for me.

[@DrKarki]

very helpful .thank you Dr.nabil love from nepal

[@shamimkasur6201]

thank you very much for this videos.

[@patelkrunal8728]

Thank U SO muchh....its easy for my study....

[@msmandiwal]

this is very good review.

[@chayaninboonlerd4246]

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[@rohinatufail1556]

The best 👍👍👍👍💜💜video

[@sultanhdnow]

guys I have some mild sciatica pain down my left leg but I happen to pass all my straight leg tests .. the pain does not increase .. it remains the same .. what does this mean is mean I did not hurt by disk or what ,, btw this pain started 2 weeks ago please help

[@yoursouljustliftupandgetaw7548]

This shit is so fucking hilarious... lmao

[@cavidilyaszade2344]

thanks for your videos

[@gopalanaiduallu5946]

If we go for operation is there any feature health problems. Plz suggest me whether using rods is good or bad...

[@bads6961]

THANK YOU SO MUCH MY PAIN HAS GONE OVERNIGHT

[@sriganesh8972]

Very useful in my life

[@julianeekkart9444]

Thank you, very nice!

[@swaichcity]

I am 19, i have 2 herniated discs, and physiotherapy is not helping its been over 6 months, can i consider surgery?

[@fatimahkhalid8074]

Hi I would like to know were you Based in as I back pain and siatica L4 and L5 problem

[@hasanmahmoud4588]

hi please i want to know if there is a relation between ankle pain with low back pain of spinal cord (l4&l5) note i did IRM for my left ankle and the doctor told me everything is perfect please i want to know why i have hurt at my left ankle

[@nibraham]

Great Video

[@zendoc49]

Succint, without bias, and well presented, 5 stars!

[@bryanfortnum3355]

Would this help me identify hyper lordosis ? Flexors moving torso fordwrd bending down ??

[@heroimran2103]

very nice video bro...may ALLAH bless u.....from India

[@femorisable]

femoral stretch test is hamstring burdensome- straight leg is a cleaner test standing flexion and extension are dependent on hip stability - I suggest to do seated and fix the pelvis

[@drswetaruparel]

Thanks !!! 👍

[@gamaltaher9714]

Good, thanks

[@بهاءالمغازي-ف6ص]

طيب ايه العلاج دكتور نبيل ربنا يبارك فيك وف اولادك

[@AstroCanbe11833]

thank you Dr.

[@jonasejike622]

It's very helpful, Job well done

[@ibrahimmarzuk68]

Thank you, Dr Nabil. May Allah bless you.

[@movn-minglindancers992]

wow, good useful information

[@geojor]

thanks for sharing your great medical knowledge...

[@letgo1064]

Thank you ❤️

[@sunarsokusnadi4334]

Wow Nice ,it is very useful, thank you

[@meymunaali7850]

Where is doctor nabil, which country please?

[@karamaldarzi3861]

thank you sir from Iraq

[@nilakhan6506]

Thank you so much.

[@MegaAlsf]

Thank you that was a great video.

[@iamactuallyover18]

So if i think i have lower back problems/sciatica, should i go and see a chiropractor or a physiotherapist?

[@spvillano]

+iamactuallyover18 how about seeing a physician? Doctor can evaluate the symptoms and assess if you need to see a specialist, such as a physical terrorist, erm, therapist (go trough PT a few times, you'll get the joke).

[@stephnniedecker4062]

+iamactuallyover18 Or a chiropractor, depending on the course you want to take. My chiropractor resolved my sciatic issues I had for more than a year. I'm back to my full contact sport at the ancient age of 46.

[@pradeemala6645]

Very useful thank u sir

[@bigbadbamboo1]

well I'm screwed.... no I got bone on bone L5 and yes L6, S1. Osteoarthritis in my right hip and knee. But I'm paralyzed with 10% feeling in my right leg only and thats packed full of pain. 57 and have Post Tramatic Syringuayelia. Their going to cut the motor/sensory nerve and put me 100% out of pain for what few years I have left.

[@srinivasareddykallam1665]

Very good

[@dontyoualreadyknow]

Could lower back pain be connected to a torn labrum in the hip?

[@AMR_BRO]

Please help sr Fearful pain when knocking back to the right foot

[@madeshswamy7208]

From karnataka. Sir my problem is Lumber spondylosis Diffuse posterior disc bulge with small fissural tear at L4/L5 causing indentation of traversing nerve roots and Broad based posterocentral and bilateral paramedian disc herniation at L5/S1 causing moderate compression of traversing nerve roots more left side. Pls help me sir doctor told surgery but i don't like sir pls give me sugestions

[@RekhaKumari-iw4ci]

Thanks 😊 sir

[@mahmoudkhwaiter837]

Thanks doctor

[@jotun.616]

seems like exactly what i was looking for. unfortunately, that short, badly looped music snippet is too much for me to continue watching.

[@darknesstolight6423]

Amazing

[@musavvirshaikh61]

Asslamu Alaikum Dr. Nabil sir I AM musavvir qureshi Main Nandurbar Maharashtra se hu. mere bilateral screw fixation hip operation ho gaya hai magar woh fail ho gaya hai. aap koi salha dijiye ki ab kya kare doctors replacement kah rahe hai