sciatica foot pain

Many have heard of sciatic nerve pain a term that refers to pain caused by the sciatic nerve. It’s been assumed that if you have nerve pain that radiates down your upper leg down into your lower leg and into the foot it’s likely sciatic pain. These sciatic symptoms will consist of nerve pain such as burning, tingling, numbness that extend down to the foot causing foot pain.

tibialis anterior pain

It is the third largest tendon going into the foot with the Achilles tendon being the largest and posterior tibial tendon the second largest. It’s function is to pull the foot up towards the knee. Without it your foot would slap down as you walk as the heel strikes the ground.

toenail fungus removal

Yes, toenail fungus can be frustrating however if you get started on treatment sooner than later, you’ll increase your chances of success. Also

pain in the back of the heel

If your pain is getting worse and you’re having it for long periods of time you may be tired of trying different shoes to get rid of your heel pain have been told surgery may be in your future.

lateral foot pain

Lateral foot pain refers to the pan being on the outer side of the foot. This means anywhere from the small toe joint back to the heel bone area. Any pain that is along the outer edges of the foot. This blog will review many problems that can arise in this region of the foot.

Muscles and tendons tibialis anterior tendonitis

It is most common towards the front of the ankle area. The symptoms of tibialis anterior tendonitis may also create pain above the ankle in the lower leg adjacent to the tibia.

cheilectomy surgery

Cheilectomy is a surgical procedure performed on the great toe to remove spurring from the top of the joint. The surgery is performed to help with pain in the great toe joint and also on top of the great toe joint.

chronic ankle instability

Ankle sprains are a common foot and ankle injury. When ankle sprains recur frequently or if not treated properly this can lead to chronic ankle instability. Proper treatment and evaluation are important as ankle sprains tend to be undertreated and not always thoroughly evaluated.

fibularis longus pain

The fibularis longus also helps to support the arches of the foot. When you activate these muscles, the foot will be pulled away from the opposite foot. When you have pain of the fibularis longus it is usually the tendon around the ankle and foot rather then the muscle portion that extends up into the lower leg.

Friebergs-disease

Frieberg’s disease is a rare presentation in the foot that can be misdiagnosed and overlooked. To better understand what it is we first need to go over the basics of how your bones develop in your foot.

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