I am sure there is a thread for this but couldn't find one, so sorry for starting new thread.
10 Days ago I went for a run no issues at all felt great. The next day got up no pain felt great. Did my dynamic warm up and felt great.
Took my first step and bam intense pain(9/10) took five steps and it was like a 2/10. Felt like where the peroneus longus is. Then it subsided and came back later in the run so I pulled the plug.
Since then the pain has gotten worse or the same just depends. Went to the ortho and he things it could be a partial tear of the peroneus longus. There is no pain when palpating or massaging. No pain when doing the inversion/eversion tests. The only way to get the pain is to do a toe hop. The first 3 days there was no pain walking around then it became painful just walking around.
It is actually best when I get up in the morning and take five steps. I then put it in the boot and then it becomes painful in the boot if I am walking around. Then 20 minutes later it doesn't hurt in the boot. He feels there might be intrasheath subluxation going on as well. I am getting an MRI this week or next week depending on availability.
Anybody else have a quick pain like this with this area? What questions should I be asking or diagnostics I should be asking for? Any other advice. Right now I am wanting to know if the retinaculum is torn or if there is a tear in the tendon.
10 Days ago I went for a run no issues at all felt great. The next day got up no pain felt great. Did my dynamic warm up and felt great.
Took my first step and bam intense pain(9/10) took five steps and it was like a 2/10. Felt like where the peroneus longus is. Then it subsided and came back later in the run so I pulled the plug.
Since then the pain has gotten worse or the same just depends. Went to the ortho and he things it could be a partial tear of the peroneus longus. There is no pain when palpating or massaging. No pain when doing the inversion/eversion tests. The only way to get the pain is to do a toe hop. The first 3 days there was no pain walking around then it became painful just walking around.
It is actually best when I get up in the morning and take five steps. I then put it in the boot and then it becomes painful in the boot if I am walking around. Then 20 minutes later it doesn't hurt in the boot. He feels there might be intrasheath subluxation going on as well. I am getting an MRI this week or next week depending on availability.
Anybody else have a quick pain like this with this area? What questions should I be asking or diagnostics I should be asking for? Any other advice. Right now I am wanting to know if the retinaculum is torn or if there is a tear in the tendon.