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    Re: Persistent lateral lower leg pains

    Lateral just below the knee is where the peroneal nerve runs:
    Peroneal nerve - Mayo Clinic

    is your ankle weak ie. do you have some foot drop?


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    Re: Persistent lateral lower leg pains

    Hi,

    The diagram you attached does appear to be in the region where I get a lot of the pain but I do not have foot drop. My physio has also done the usual strength tests etc. and there was no issue. I have noticed that I am starting to roll my foot onto its outer edge if I am stood for a period of time (e.g brushing my teeth) - it's not something I'm doing consciously so I can only assume its an automatic reaction to try and alleviate the discomfort.

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    Hi,

    The diagram you attached does appear to be in the region where I get a lot of the pain but I do not have foot drop. My physio has also done the usual strength tests etc. and there was no issue. I have noticed that I am starting to roll my foot onto its outer edge if I am stood for a period of time (e.g brushing my teeth) - it's not something I'm doing consciously so I can only assume its an automatic reaction to try and alleviate the discomfort.



 
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