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If you have ever heard of carpal tunnel syndrome in the wrist, you already understand the basic concept of tarsal tunnel syndrome. Instead of your hand, this condition affects your foot, where the posterior tibial nerve, which runs along the inside of your ankle, gets squeezed or compressed. We at Desert Podiatric Medical Specialists are going to break down why this is a problem and what symptoms it causes.
Issues with the nerves can be complex to resolve, often requiring a multifaceted approach. One particularly prevalent problem is Morton’s neuroma, a condition that involves the thickening of a nerve between your toes. Inflicting an uncomfortable pins-and-needles sensation, neuromas share a few symptoms with another unpleasant affliction: Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome. For this post, Desert Podiatric…
A debilitating nerve condition that affects the foot is called tarsal tunnel syndrome which causes pain, numbness, and tingling.
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