What is Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome?
Tarsal tunnel syndrome is a condition due to repeated pressure that causes damage on the posterior tibial nerve. The tibial nerve runs from the leg down into the feet.
Plantar faciitis commonly causes stabbing pain in affected area that may be frequent among athetes, overweight individuals, and individuals that wear inadequate footwear.
Common symptoms:
Risk Factors that can worsen condition:
Diagnosis & Treatment options:
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Development of this condition can cause inflammation in and around the joints. Overtime the wear and tear on the 'cushion' between the joints can deteriorate.
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