If it doesn’t, that’s an indication of posterior tibial tendon dysfunction. The doctor may also notice whether you can complete eight to 10 raises without discomfort. Even in the second stage ...

“If there is a dysfunction ... is usually a tendon injury, and we don't want to focus on stretching a tendon injury.” By tendon injury, she means tendinitis, and posterior tibialis tendinitis ...

Initially most cases were misdiagnosed (53.1%). 35.6% of the patients felt a recurrent snapping phenomenon at the medial ankle. Physical examination exhibited a cord-like structure over the medial ...

Plantar fasciitis is the most common, but other causes may include posterior tibial tendon dysfunction, cavus foot, and more. Arch pain is a common foot concern. It affects runners and other ...