I am a US Coast Guard Veteran fighting for compensation on my feet. I have L5-S1 Surgery and have heel spurs, service connected fracture of Right foot, Right Ankle reconstruction, and now, it would seem: Left Foot Tarsal Tunnel. Why am I fighting so hard to make doctors understand my foot pain? This video is super helpful. I want you for my doctor!
Donna Elks I’ve had the same trouble in reaching a point where it seems like my doctor understands clearly what is happening with me. I think if we were in sync the appointments would have a whole different feel to them. I might not be doing the best job explaining but that’s why I’m watching these videos to be able to be a better advocate for my health. Best wishes to you and thank you for your work
Fantastic educational video! I have also found conservative treatment consisting of cross fibre friction massage to the retinacular (being careful not to friction directly over the nerve), localised fascial stretching, followed by cryotherapy to reduce any post treatment inflammation. Strengthening exercises for the medial longitudinal arch may also help where pes-planus is involved.
5:54 so the same recommendation as in back pain that after 3 or more months of corticosteroid injections which may worsen the symptoms by creating fat deposits around the nerve, to then decompress the nerve by removing that deposit and creating structural changes exposing a lot of sensitive structures, possibly creating nerve injury cutting all that fascia. 17% of all nerve injury is due to surgeons. Iatrogenic Nerve Injuries, 2008 For some peripheral nerves, the percentage is much higher. Among the surgeries most prone to nerve injury is carpal tunnel release, which seems to be the analog of tarsal tunnel surgery. Ganglion cyst removal was another one, probably because nerves run through the vascular tumor. Lymph node biopsies. Fair the speaker points out limited success rate of the tarsal decompression surgery, and goes into all detail.
I'm a Nurse and injured my foot in the military that led to tarsal tunnel. I'm currently having an exacerbation but my coworkers don't understand why I can barely walk without pain. I'm working a lot of overtime because of the pandemic. Great video. I hate trying to explain to people 😒
Please take care of your feet I let mine go and kept working … had surgery on both feet and because I went so long before I got diagnosed correctly I have permanent nerve damage …
@@KoalaBeer. mine never went numb .. I had tarsal tunnel syndrome mine was nothing but 24/7 pain due to the nerves being crushed in both feet/ ankle I always wished they had went numb but people tell me that’s not good either :/
wondering if i have tarsal tunnel syndrome, fell broke tibia /fibula, had surgery plate/screws on fibula, 2 screws in tibia, 9 wks now, and wt bearing pain is worse, foot still swollen, ice doesnt help much. PT is 3xwk, hurt all night afterward last n. i saw description of this in records; displ trimalleol fx r low leg, subs for clos fx w routn heal. i wish a gr8 neurologist lived around here. where is dr ebraheim from?
I had broke my left foot very good. My X-ray showed a multiple break back in 2017 . I work as a janitor at my work and sometimes I feel pain when I’m standing on my feet including the broken left foot . I stand on my feet like 6 hours a day of 4 days of a week
I have mild occasional tingling in the foot. I hike a lot. I did strengthen the peronius and felt some discomfort in the retinaculum. The thickened muscle is probably the reason. Thanks for excellent explanation!
I was running down the stairs and I misstepped and bend my whole foot inwards, I heard alot of cracks and now my tarsals hurt and my big toe keepa locking like it is connected or something. Anybody know what to do?
12 years ago I had an accident and broke both ankles a bone called Talus came out of my left ankle... I had from time to time electric shock to my calcaneus (they were the kind that made my whole leg shake) But in the last two years they have get worse, every night that I go to bed the Sural nerve (I guess it's the Sural Nerve) because I don't know anything about ligaments and bones every night that I go to bed those sharp, shooting pains which don't let me sleep, and sometimes I'm taking up to 15 capsules of ibuprofen
I am a US Coast Guard Veteran fighting for compensation on my feet. I have L5-S1 Surgery and have heel spurs, service connected fracture of Right foot, Right Ankle reconstruction, and now, it would seem: Left Foot Tarsal Tunnel. Why am I fighting so hard to make doctors understand my foot pain?
This video is super helpful. I want you for my doctor!
Donna Elks find a good doc... Also some feet problems are hereditary as i found out can be passed on
Donna Elks I’ve had the same trouble in reaching a point where it seems like my doctor understands clearly what is happening with me. I think if we were in sync the appointments would have a whole different feel to them. I might not be doing the best job explaining but that’s why I’m watching these videos to be able to be a better advocate for my health. Best wishes to you and thank you for your work
You are not alone
TARSAL TUNNEL SYNDROME, SHOWING CLEARLY, THANKS FOR PROVIDING INFORMATION AND EDUCATES THE STUDENTS.
Fantastic educational video!
I have also found conservative treatment consisting of cross fibre friction massage to the retinacular (being careful not to friction directly over the nerve), localised fascial stretching, followed by cryotherapy to reduce any post treatment inflammation. Strengthening exercises for the medial longitudinal arch may also help where pes-planus is involved.
5:54 so the same recommendation as in back pain that after 3 or more months of corticosteroid injections which may worsen the symptoms by creating fat deposits around the nerve, to then decompress the nerve by removing that deposit and creating structural changes exposing a lot of sensitive structures, possibly creating nerve injury cutting all that fascia.
17% of all nerve injury is due to surgeons.
Iatrogenic Nerve Injuries, 2008
For some peripheral nerves, the percentage is much higher.
Among the surgeries most prone to nerve injury is carpal tunnel release, which seems to be the analog of tarsal tunnel surgery. Ganglion cyst removal was another one, probably because nerves run through the vascular tumor. Lymph node biopsies.
Fair the speaker points out limited success rate of the tarsal decompression surgery, and goes into all detail.
I'm a Nurse and injured my foot in the military that led to tarsal tunnel. I'm currently having an exacerbation but my coworkers don't understand why I can barely walk without pain. I'm working a lot of overtime because of the pandemic. Great video. I hate trying to explain to people 😒
Get well soon.
Do exercise
Please take care of your feet I let mine go and kept working … had surgery on both feet and because I went so long before I got diagnosed correctly I have permanent nerve damage …
Don’t worry about explaining your pain. Everyone act they are doctors.
@@KoalaBeer. mine never went numb .. I had tarsal tunnel syndrome mine was nothing but 24/7 pain due to the nerves being crushed in both feet/ ankle I always wished they had went numb but people tell me that’s not good either :/
@@KoalaBeer. I will always have nerve damage but thank God Cymbalta helps me now.. it controls all of that nerve damage pain
wondering if i have tarsal tunnel syndrome, fell broke tibia /fibula, had surgery plate/screws on fibula, 2 screws in tibia, 9 wks now, and wt bearing pain is worse, foot still swollen, ice doesnt help much. PT is 3xwk, hurt all night afterward last n. i saw description of this in records; displ trimalleol fx r low leg, subs for clos fx w routn heal. i wish a gr8 neurologist lived around here. where is dr ebraheim from?
You are the best as usual 👍👍👍
Thank you for this clear and informative educational video, listened with interest.
Thank you for this informative video! I have had 2 episodes of extreme pain
in the frontal area of where my foot meets the leg.
Thank you very much for the valid & descriptive information. It gave me proper idea of causes & remedy for my ailment.
Awesome video. Thanks again
Thank you, dr ebs!!! (From your former UTMC periop tech, Nina!)
How to remove posterior pain plz tell I'm suffering more pain in this lockdown
I had broke my left foot very good. My X-ray showed a multiple break back in 2017 . I work as a janitor at my work and sometimes I feel pain when I’m standing on my feet including the broken left foot . I stand on my feet like 6 hours a day of 4 days of a week
I have mild occasional tingling in the foot. I hike a lot. I did strengthen the peronius and felt some discomfort in the retinaculum. The thickened muscle is probably the reason. Thanks for excellent explanation!
من اهم القنوات واكثرها فائدة من ناحية نشر الوعي الصحي... بس يا ليت ترجمة ... بعض المصطلحات غير واضحة💔
Thank you
1:10 I might need a mnemonic for the mnemonic.
I was running down the stairs and I misstepped and bend my whole foot inwards, I heard alot of cracks and now my tarsals hurt and my big toe keepa locking like it is connected or something. Anybody know what to do?
Get to hospital, or if you a hardcore use on hand to stabilize your foot another hand try to pull your toe back to position
足首骨折後
4カ月前から
左足の灼熱感とピリピリ感で足をついて歩くのが辛く仕事もままならず手術も考えています。手術して治ったかたいますか？
a very informative video..thank you
Good, thanks
Does this affect a broken foot
Can any one give me a vid about tarsal tunnel anatomy not about the fucking every where syndrome ?
Great video!
Great As Usual
❤❤❤❤ now I’m confused
12 years ago I had an accident and broke both ankles
a bone called Talus came out of my left ankle... I had from time to time electric shock to my calcaneus (they were the kind that made my whole leg shake)
But in the last two years they have get worse, every night that I go to bed the Sural nerve (I guess it's the Sural Nerve) because I don't know anything about ligaments and bones
every night that I go to bed those sharp, shooting pains which don't let me sleep, and sometimes I'm taking up to 15 capsules of ibuprofen
Hi Cori, Are you better?
I am ao sorry to hear what you wrote..
I hope you get better...
I have Also this problem
happy new year, and good health ...
Queremos que hablen en español gracias
aprenda inglés
Por favor. Traducción en castellano. Gracias.
aprenda inglés
So basically, I'm screwed and will just have to ignore the pain.
I cut out sugar and carbs and pain went away. Not sure if that was the cause, but it went away and I'm so greatful!
exellent
Kann jemand hier deutsch ?
Bitte Deutsch sagen ich habe pobleme
Duy linh da xem
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