Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction (PTTD). The best self help treatments.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- This video looks at PTTD (posterior tibial tendon dysfunction), also known as tibialis posterior tendinitis. This is a foot condition common in runners and walkers. The video addresses the 3 most common questions asked by patients with the condition.
1) What is PTTD ?
2) Why have got it ?
3) What can I do about it ?
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(Full English subtitles are available under closed caption settings)
00:00 Introduction
01:06 What is PTTD ?
02:52 Too many toes sign
03:32 Why have I got it ?
04:44 What can I do about it ?
06:51 Insoles (orthotics)
08:45 Anti-inflammatories & Injection
11:03 Exercises
11:52 What if the pain persists ?
Thank you. I've watched a ton of videos and this was the most helpful and informative.
Thanks. Nice of you to say so. Much appreciated. Best wishes. Stephen.
One of the best PTTD videos I've watched so far. Thank you.
Thanks 😊
Yees! I was thinking the same thing!
Very helpful video!
Great video! Really needed it.
Glad it was helpful!
Fantastic helpful advice. Best ever. Thanks
You’re welcome! Glad it was helpful.
Great video, no nonsense.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for the feedback.
Wonderful explanation
Thanks 🙏
This was an excellent video for this problem.
Thanks. I appreciate the feedback.
Super helpful thank you very much I wish you the best
You're very welcome!
All the best to you too.
Thankyou! Went to see my podiatrist who wasnt any help..you were super helpful.great video.
Thanks for the feedback. Glad it helped!
I went to 4 and you gave much more information!!
Thank you so much.
You’re very welcome
Thank you. This is super informative. I have flat feet and recently had surgery on my ankle (osteochondral lesion in the talar dome). Started PT 4 weeks ago and finally went back to work. Seemed like I overdid it the other day by walking a little more than I have been. This is exactly where the pain is. I hate having this set back but with your video and information, I feel a lot better and will mention this to my doctor when I see him next week.
Thanks for taking the time to comment. Much appreciated. I hope it settles down quickly for you. Best wishes.
Thank you for the video. Have been anxious for I have a swollen inner ankle. I am now in the 2nd month of reduced weight.
Keep up the good work 👍
Very informative video sir
.. I am watching from India ... ❤
I’m glad you found it helpful. Best wishes.
@@PhysioMSK doc, I am facing this issue. Due to lack of knowledge, I first began to massage the area feeling tender pain there. Now I know that adequate resting and iceing can help recover.
@@sunshine2629you can tie your feet with a band aid cramp band aid .... This will help... Take rest don't walk much... 1 month is the standard recovery time
Hello doc, thank you for the video. Would you recommend the use of massage guns? i only got swelling.
No I don’t recommend massage guns for any tendon problem. I would advice ICE, rest and consider anti inflammatory gel.
I used to be a runner, but one day I experienced pain in that specific area. I visited a foot doctor who diagnosed me with (PTTD). Despite trying various treatments, the pain persisted until I started using an Aircast PTTD ankle brace, which helped improve the situation, although not completely. It has now been a year since the pain began, and while I can walk without any issues, the pain returns after long walks. Although I’m no longer limping and can walk without brace, I’ve transitioned to biking, but it’s not the same as running. Will my condition ever fully improve?”
It depends on the health of the tendon. An MRI or ultrasound scan can determine that. However, in my experience the ones that plateau like this are often the ones that haven’t been through a thorough exercise / rehab programme. This is usually what’s needed in order to increase tendon strength and resilience and ultimately get it fully better.
Thank you for this advice. Unfortunately, four fays agoI was too energetic and persistent in doing stretches of my calves and ankles, and then an hour later i slipped/ rolled barefoot over the metal bar at the base of the stairgate. Ouch all round. Dwelling under the inner ankle. Cannot bear weight to walk. I have normal insteps, good footwear, orthotic insoles (neuroma), and have been icing, and wearing a support. How long does it take for pain and swelling to significantly decrease please. I'm assuming I wont need doctor got this ? Other sites seem to predict total flatfootedness for me in the near future
.which I can't believe ! Any ideas ? Thank you.
If it hasn’t improved significantly over 3-6 weeks then I would advise getting it looked at.
the single leg heel raise for my injured foot it kinda "pops" into a weird position forward and then goes back in place midway when I'm going down, the popping is more pronounced if I try to push my ankles outwards (ie. knees turn slightly inwards) when coming down. Should I feel this way and continue doing it or is that bad and I should kinda stop right before that "popping" feeling on my way up
Is the popping on the outside of your ankle ? If so, it might be a subluxing peroneal tendon. The inside ankle tendons can also sublux but less commonly. Either way, if it’s not painful then it’s best left alone.
What to do if tefon is now weak ! Have been suggested foot surgery. Sounds like a tough operation.
Do you know if these surgeries are succesful or are there any other treatments ?
The whole video is about treatments other than surgery. Yes surgery can often be successful but it should always be considered a last resort option.
Hello Sir, I went through your video and looks like i have the same problem in movement, and it's painful, my doctor referred this to synovitis after watching MRI, but I think it can also be PTT with synovitis, please share your thoughts and a good doctor/podiatrist in india/delhi
Yes, PTTD can often be associated with a Tenosynovitis. I’m afraid I don’t know any clinicians in India though.
Aircast pttd ankle brace airlift is fsntastick its the only way i can walk for now
Yes they can be really helpful. I hope it settles down for you 🤞
How is your recovery?
I personally have been having pain for 6 weeks.
I purchased myself that PTTD boot myself waiting for it to come in.
How about injections (steroids)for Posterior tibial tendinitis.
For tendinitis (ie fluid seen in the tendon sheath on imaging) then yes, corticosteroid injection is an option but need appropriate reduction in activity to protect the tendon due to risk of rupture. If tendonopathy(ie degenerative tendon but no inflammation on imaging) then injection unlikely to be helpful in the long term. The latter is much more common in PTTD.
Can This Be Caused From A Twisted Ankle Also?
Trauma can cause a sprain or even a tear of the tib post tendon which can cause similar symptoms. If it then doesn’t heal then it can lead to PTTD.
I had a tibia and fibula fracture 5months ago, now i walk but i have a flat feet and pain amd swelling in the ankle.. what can i do ?
You need a diagnosis first. It might be this condition or it might be something else. So go and see someone.
@@PhysioMSKThank you so much, god bless you ❤️🙏
Arches make it worse for me
15 years I’ve suffered been told were trainers full time…..I’m a woman….No chance
I’d be happy at this point if trainers would work.
Also woman love beautiful shoes
. Have to wear laced boots (right foot after injury)