You sound just like the stereotypical doctor I always have in my head when I think of doctors. It must come from something I watched on TV when I was a small child. This is not an insult. It's a very good thing. I got a chuckle as I learned about TTS. Thank you so much for the information! 😃
This is a very helpful review for something I don't see very often in my current clinical practice. I've just recently found your channel and really appreciate your thorough videos and the visual images you provide. Thank you so very much!!
Read this please. After years of going back and forth to the podiatrist (multiple). This was finally confirmed after a year of telling everyone this is what I have. None of the doctors believed me. I’m losing my life over TTS. I’m 33 and I can’t stand for than 15 minutes without the pain starting to radiate under my calf to big toe. I am currently looking for a doctor in the USA to do the surgery. All the doctors I’ve seen say I am the first or second patient with TTS. My current podiatrist has a surgery success rate of one failed surgery that made the condition worse. If podiatry is your career or going to school for it. Please keep this in mind. My quality of health (mental and physically) are at its end and I don’t know what to do.
Hello. I am having numbness in my left big toe. What could be the reason. I hv lower back pain since 2 year. Is it curable or not please help me doctor . Is this numbness is permanent?
Is it possible to have cartilage growth that may compress the baxters nerve? The reason why I ask is, one of my clients doctors told her that she had additional cartilage growth, and it was the cause of her pain. She believes the surgeon will have to cut out the additional Cartlidge. She had another doctor that believes that it is tarsal tunnel syndrome, where the flexor retinaculum will need to be cut to relieve the nerves, she’s not sure which doctor is correct and is worried if she gets the wrong surgery that it won’t resolve her issue. What are your thoughts on this?
hi my teacher I live in Turkey , there was a sacroiliac fracture in the neural foramen six months ago. Along with this, trendelenburg syndrome and 1/5 drop foot occurred. Do you think it will be like before? Can you help with the treatment method? Please , Thank you very much, regards
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You sound just like the stereotypical doctor I always have in my head when I think of doctors. It must come from something I watched on TV when I was a small child. This is not an insult. It's a very good thing. I got a chuckle as I learned about TTS. Thank you so much for the information! 😃
Thank you
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Nicely explained as usual 👏💝
I just had surgery for this a week ago I can tell u this has been an experience!
How are you feeling?
This is a very helpful review for something I don't see very often in my current clinical practice. I've just recently found your channel and really appreciate your thorough videos and the visual images you provide. Thank you so very much!!
Thank you
I hope you share it
Awesome TH-cam channel thanks 🙏
Thank you, I hope you share it
@@nabilebraheim Doc, always! Rain or shine! 🫂👍👏👏👏👏🙏
@@universeusa thanks
Read this please.
After years of going back and forth to the podiatrist (multiple). This was finally confirmed after a year of telling everyone this is what I have. None of the doctors believed me.
I’m losing my life over TTS. I’m 33 and I can’t stand for than 15 minutes without the pain starting to radiate under my calf to big toe.
I am currently looking for a doctor in the USA to do the surgery. All the doctors I’ve seen say I am the first or second patient with TTS. My current podiatrist has a surgery success rate of one failed surgery that made the condition worse.
If podiatry is your career or going to school for it. Please keep this in mind. My quality of health (mental and physically) are at its end and I don’t know what to do.
How the symptoms started? How are you now
hang on ther friend . Im at month 7 I'm almost pain free on my own with slight nerve damage. Looking forward for your feedback
Thank you very much Sir🙏
Thank you for such details. I know for certain that this is what I have.
I feel relief when I press on my tibial nerve and hold it. Is this a sign of TTS?
Merci beaucoup ci vous faite le sous-titre merci en francais.
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Hello. I am having numbness in my left big toe. What could be the reason. I hv lower back pain since 2 year. Is it curable or not please help me doctor . Is this numbness is permanent?
Thanks
Is it possible to have cartilage growth that may compress the baxters nerve? The reason why I ask is, one of my clients doctors told her that she had additional cartilage growth, and it was the cause of her pain. She believes the surgeon will have to cut out the additional Cartlidge. She had another doctor that believes that it is tarsal tunnel syndrome, where the flexor retinaculum will need to be cut to relieve the nerves, she’s not sure which doctor is correct and is worried if she gets the wrong surgery that it won’t resolve her issue.
What are your thoughts on this?
hi my teacher I live in Turkey , there was a sacroiliac fracture in the neural foramen six months ago. Along with this, trendelenburg syndrome and 1/5 drop foot occurred. Do you think it will be like before? Can you help with the treatment method? Please , Thank you very much, regards
Thanks for sharing this with us.
Thank you doc!
Much thanks
Good
Thanks, but sensory conduction study in TTS, is technically very difficult, Do you have any solution?
Use clinical diagnosis
@@nabilebraheim Of course, but you have to confirm!!
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