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Is Plantar Faciaitis or Tarsal Tunnel Diabetes-Related?

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Jenny - 31 Jul 2005 23:33 GMT
The minor pain that had started in my foot a few months ago blew up into
something that sent me to an orthopedic surgeon. He diagnosed a trapped
nerve in the heel, similar Tarsal Tunnel syndrome (like carpal tunnel
but in the foot.)

It's a bitch, but that's another thread.

I'm just wondering if this is another goodie more common among people
with diabetes, like frozen shoulder, or something else.

Since I can't tolerate cortisone shots, he pretty much just told me to
ice it and use a heel cup. He gave me "that" look when I explained that
cortisone shots send my pulse rate up to 120 for a week.  But they do.
It's in my medical records, and my Sweetie, who knows the doctor
socially is going to set him straight. He got to live through that week.
Tiger Lily - 31 Jul 2005 23:46 GMT
i sure hope it's not diabetes related because my
mother suffers from it and she needed specific
splints made to fit ALL of her shoes (not a cheap
undertaking)

she still limps from it after too much use of the
foot....... and that's not a heck of a lot........
a simple grocery trip will leave her in pain

i hope you find complete recovery and quickly!

kate
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> The minor pain that had started in my foot a few months ago blew up into
> something that sent me to an orthopedic surgeon. He diagnosed a trapped
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> It's in my medical records, and my Sweetie, who knows the doctor
> socially is going to set him straight. He got to live through that week.
Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD - 01 Aug 2005 02:02 GMT
> The minor pain that had started in my foot a few months ago blew up into
> something that sent me to an orthopedic surgeon. He diagnosed a trapped
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> I'm just wondering if this is another goodie more common among people
> with diabetes, like frozen shoulder, or something else.

It is more common among those with metabolic syndrome (aka MetS or IGT)
who will have higher than normal levels of serum insulin.

In Christ's love and service,

Andrew

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Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
Board-Certified Cardiologist

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