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Cuneiform bone pain can result from stress fractures, ligament sprains, tendonitis, arthritis, or trauma. These three wedge-shaped bones in the midfoot play a vital role in foot arch support. Treatments for the condition include rest, ice, and medication to manage foot pain and promote healing.
This topic reviews the common causes of midfoot pain in the adult, including descriptions of important conditions and a discussion of how to reach a diagnosis. An overview of foot pain generally, including more detailed discussions of foot anatomy and biomechanics and how to conduct a history and examination of the patient with foot complaints ...
Lateral foot pain is the term used to describe pain on the outside of your foot. Many things can cause this type of pain, such as fractures, tendonitis, underlying conditions, and...
Lateral cuneiform Fracture – This is an uncommon site of injury. What causes Cuneiform Fractures. Cuneiform fractures are rare, and there is little evidence or case studies about them in the current literature. They are most often seen in high-speed incidents or as a result of overuse. Here are some causes from case studies.
Cuboid syndrome causes pain on the lateral side of the foot which is the side of the little toe. A person often feels pain around the middle of the foot, or at the base of the fourth and fifth...
Midfoot arthritis is joint pain and inflammation that impacts the bones that make up the middle part of the foot. This includes the tarso-metatarsal (TMT) joints and naviculo-cuneiform joints...
Diagnose metatarsophalangeal joint pain by the absence of burning, numbness, tingling, and interspace pain (suggesting interdigital nerve pain) and by palpation. Correct foot biomechanics with orthoses.