Peroneal tendinopathy at the cuboid?

[wutti]

hi your diagnosis sounds possible to me. also make sure if there is some sound like crepitation. sometimes the peroneus longus tendon kind of luxates and "jumps" around in the cuboid area. also if peroneus longus is to tight, it can sublux. the cuboid bone. it often happens after inversion trauma. maybe also exercises for small foot muscles might be usefull to built up the arches of the foot and stabilize it. and muscular imbalances as a result of wrong/bad posture can make the foot instabile.
but i think you are on the right track!!
Cheers

[neurospast]

I am wondering what you are going to do with the information : orthotics for 2 weeks and piriformis syndrome and then later peroneus problems. It seems to me you have to check this because here might be the problem of all his injuries and when you have solved the next problem something else might cause a problem etc etc. Also it might be a good idea to check the back to be shure the problems aren't caused by backproblems like instability