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Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome | Intro, Causes, Signs & Symptoms, Risk Factors, Complications | Mera Physio

✅ What is TARSAL TUNNEL SYNDROME? ⭕Tarsal tunnel syndrome is a condition caused by repeated pressure that results in damage on the posterior tibial nerve. ⭕Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome (TTS) is a rare compressive neuropathy of the tibial nerve The tibial nerve is also referred to as the posterior tibial nerve and, ⭕The tibial nerve runs through the tarsal tunnel, which is a narrow passageway inside your ankle that is bound by bone and soft tissue. Damage of the tibial nerve typically occurs when the nerve is compressed as a result of consistent pressure. ⭕TTS is also known as Posterior Tibial Nerve Neuralgia. Some authors refer to compression of the deep fibular nerve as “anterior tarsal tunnel syndrome”. ✅ What are the causes of TARSAL TUNNEL SYNDROME? Incidence is unknown.. A higher prevalence is reported for women than men.. It can be seen at any age. Causes of tarsal tunnel syndrome include :- Repetitive stress activities such as running, excessive walking or standing. Traumas such as fracture, dislocation or stretch injuries. Heel varus or valgus. Fibrosis. Excessive Weight. Space occupying lesions in tarsal tunnel region such as a ganglion, tumors, edema, osteophytes or varicosities. Tendonitis . Systemic diseases that cause ankle inflammation or nerve compromise (ex: diabetes mellitus, arthritis). ✅ What are the Signs and Symptoms of TARSAL TUNNEL SYNDROME? ⭕People with tarsal tunnel syndrome may experience pain, numbness, or tingling. This pain can be felt anywhere along the tibial nerve, but it’s also common to feel pain in the sole of the foot or inside the ankle. This can feel like: sharp, shooting pains pins and needles an electric shock a burning sensation ⭕Pain and other symptoms are often aggravated by physical activity. But if the condition is long-standing, some people even experience pain or tingling at night or when resting. ✅ What are the risk factors of TARSAL TUNNEL SYNDROME? Common risk factors for TTS include: chronic over pronation or rolling inward of the foot when walking flat feet or fallen arches rheumatoid arthritis osteoarthritis Diabetes and other metabolic conditions ankle or foot injury jobs that require standing or walking for a long time, such as retail, teaching, mechanical, manufacturing, and surgical jobs. poorly-fitting shoes that allow the foot to pronate inward or do not support the arch and ankle nerve disease cysts, tumors, or small masses in the foot and ankle area proliferative synovitis or inflammation of the synovial membrane varicose veins or inflamed, enlarged veins foot deformities reflex sympathetic dystrophy peripheral neuropathy conditions. generalized leg edema or swelling, especially related to pregnancy. being overweight. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mera Physio - Physiotherapy & Pain Clinic is a chain of physiotherapy clinics across India. If your condition is not treatable at home then visit any of our Physiotherapy clinics. We have more than 100 clinics across India. All our partner locations can be viewed at - https://www.meraphysio.com/ You can also do a video call session with our Physiotherapists. Appointments are available within 48 hours. Call us at (+91) 7470606369 Book online appointment at http://www.meraphysio.com/book-appoin... 👉 Mera Physio main branch: Mera Physio - Physiotherapy & Pain Clinic A-131, Narayan Plaza, Bilaspur (C.G.) - 495004 India Ph: (+91) 7470606369 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #TarsalTunnel #FootPainHindi #tarsaltunnelsyndrome #FootPain #tarsaltunnelcauses #tarsaltunneltreatment #heelpain #anklepain #plantarfascitis #heelspur #plantarfascia #ankleinjury #trasaltunnelsymptoms