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Nas pe nas chadna in (Peroneus longus) area
Hi,My Name is Deepali. I have lot of pain in my peroneous area. Most of the time when i sleep at night i suffer with this problem 2-3 times ( Nas pe nas Chadna).Kindly let me know why its happens & what should i do for this.
Deepali Tomar on 2016-05-25
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Peroneal Tendonitis Symptoms
Pain in the peroneus longus is often the result of peroneal tendonitis. According to the Sports Injury Clinic, this tendonitis can show as pain in the peroneus longus, pain and swelling on the outside of the foot and ankle, as well as pain when the peroneus longus muscle is stretched or active.
Causes
Pain in the peroneus longus is usually due to overuse, which causes inflammation, according to the Sports Injury Clinic. The SIC notes other causes can include tight calf muscles, running along heavy slopes which cause the foot to roll out, and overpronating, or landing with feet pointed outward frequently. Taking up new sports or activities that you are not used to can result in peroneus longus pain, especially if the activity requires heavy running or flexing of the feet.
Treatment
The Sports Injury Clinic recommends rest, anti-inflammatory drugs and massage to treat pain in the peroneus longus to start. A stretching and strengthening program can also help to restore range of motion and prevent injury problems in the future. The Sports Injury Clinic suggests strengthening the peroneus longus with seated calf raises and bent knee versions of the traditional standing calf raise. Stretching the calves is also beneficial and the SIC recommends performing a peroneal stretch as well. This is done by sitting in a chair with one foot on the floor and your knee bent at a 90-degree angle. Cross your other leg over the bent knee and place your ankle on the knee. Point your toes as far down as possible, then grab your foot and turn the bottom of the foot toward the ceiling as much as you can.
Have Mag Phos 6x and Calc Flour 6x,5 tabs of each three times a day and give a feed back after 7 days.
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Pain in the peroneus longus is often the result of peroneal tendonitis. According to the Sports Injury Clinic, this tendonitis can show as pain in the peroneus longus, pain and swelling on the outside of the foot and ankle, as well as pain when the peroneus longus muscle is stretched or active.
Causes
Pain in the peroneus longus is usually due to overuse, which causes inflammation, according to the Sports Injury Clinic. The SIC notes other causes can include tight calf muscles, running along heavy slopes which cause the foot to roll out, and overpronating, or landing with feet pointed outward frequently. Taking up new sports or activities that you are not used to can result in peroneus longus pain, especially if the activity requires heavy running or flexing of the feet.
Treatment
The Sports Injury Clinic recommends rest, anti-inflammatory drugs and massage to treat pain in the peroneus longus to start. A stretching and strengthening program can also help to restore range of motion and prevent injury problems in the future. The Sports Injury Clinic suggests strengthening the peroneus longus with seated calf raises and bent knee versions of the traditional standing calf raise. Stretching the calves is also beneficial and the SIC recommends performing a peroneal stretch as well. This is done by sitting in a chair with one foot on the floor and your knee bent at a 90-degree angle. Cross your other leg over the bent knee and place your ankle on the knee. Point your toes as far down as possible, then grab your foot and turn the bottom of the foot toward the ceiling as much as you can.
Have Mag Phos 6x and Calc Flour 6x,5 tabs of each three times a day and give a feed back after 7 days.
I am not receiving response mails in my in box through this site so you can e mail me directly also.
[message edited by anuj srivastava on Wed, 25 May 2016 14:53:47 UTC]
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