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    Lower limb issues (IBT syndrome/plantar fasciitis/MTSS)

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    Hi,

    I am a big bag of joints that have been deteriorating since puberty. I'm 20 now and have flat feet, shin splints, IBT syndrome, hyper mobile knees, very weak calves/hamstrings/core muscle stability. Could you please recommend some helpful exercises to aid my muscles and stop them from overcompensating for my out turned hips/inturned knees etc, especially for the core muscle stability. Thank you so much in advance!

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    Re: Lower limb issues (IBT syndrome/plantar fasciitis/MTSS)

    dear sparrow...

    at 20 with all these problems? has anyone tried to give you a diagnosis/ any blood tests ever done?...this problem in the family?


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    Re: Lower limb issues (IBT syndrome/plantar fasciitis/MTSS)

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    Hi Dr. Damien, thanks for replying so quickly! I've never had any blood tests, no, my mum has had carpal tunnel syndrome (which I know can be connected to hypermobility) and my father has ankylosing spondylitis but apart from that there isn't anything. (I forgot to mention that I overpronate, but I suppose that follows from the flat feet). I've had orthoses before and am due some more but need the muscle strength to support the "new arches".

    Thanks!



 
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