friendlypain
by checking dorsiflexion what you are trying to prove.which are the affected structures according to you.i was not sticking wholy to vascular ,as you can check it above
friendlypain
by checking dorsiflexion what you are trying to prove.which are the affected structures according to you.i was not sticking wholy to vascular ,as you can check it above
Hi Linbin,
I am agreeing with your points. Dorsiflexion is, in my opinion, the most important movement that your ankle can make.
Alot of people can not perform a simple modified squat where they cant squat down to their ankles with their knees over their toes. If the muscles in the deep compartment are "tight" and inhibit appropriate dorsiflexion then minor strains are common which causes inflammation and swelling and compresses the structures within the compartment. Just a symptomatic treatment wont work as the joint will be prone to poor range of motion. Re-education is the key to reverse the cause of the symptoms.
Hope this helps
Adamo
hi friendlypain
thanks for the reply.i agree with the need to check dorsiflexion.but i feel you are vaguely mentioning the structures according to you,which may be at fault/source/cause of pain
LOL! Yes specifics may be nice eh? Flexor Digitorum Longus, Flexor Hallucis, Tibialis Posterior.
hey, just somethin relatively simple. i know quality foowear was mentioned earlier but its also so important to make sure it fits correctly. get the feet measured. shoes that are too large can cause flexor digitorum longus to become overactive when the toes try to cling on. this can lead on to medial shin pain... well, thats what i've found a couple of times anyway!
even i too agree with your hypothesis