musculoskeletal and connective tissue disorders
Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Symptoms and Signs of Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
In patients with tarsal tunnel syndrome, pain (occasionally burning and tingling) is usually retromalleolar and sometimes in the plantar medial heel and may extend along the plantar surface as far as the toes. Although the pain is worse during standing and walking, pain at rest may occur as the disorder progresses, which helps to distinguish it from Plantar Fasciitis . 