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Nerve Entrapment (Heel pain)

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Mar 30, 2017.

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Hello,

I have been diagnosed with bilateral nerve entrapment of the medial calcaneal nerve and/or possible first branch of lateral plantar (baxter) nerve. I'm 24, previously athletic, non diabetic, normal weight/bmi. My doctors said this was probably caused by a mixture of trauma/overuse/posture/bad luck.

I've seen 2 orthopedists, 1 podiatrist, and currently I'm being treated by an anesthesiologist who is a pain management specialist. I have an HMO and so finding specialists can be...

Nerve Entrapment (Heel pain)

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admin, Mar 30, 2017

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