FOOT PROBLEMS

The cause for the foot drop is injury to lateral poplitel nerve at the level of poplitel fossa or neck of fibula in the leg result in weakness or paralysis of tibialis anterior mule.
Plantar fascitis

An inflammation of the plantar fascia commonly due to series of micro trauma to the plantar fascia and sustained stress during weight bears. The patient is usually a middle aged adult complaining of pain in one or both heals. Typically this pain is felt over the inner aspect of the sole or heal, is worse in the early morning and the patient is unable to bear weight on getting up from bed. The tenderness is usually noticed at the inner part of calcaneus especially the site of origin of plantar fascia.
Calcaneal spur
A Calcaneal spur is a small bony projection that is formed on the calcaneus or heel bone. It is a late sequel of plant fascitis due to continue overstrain of plantar fascia results in stripping of periosteum from its origin at the calcaneus, resulting in formation of a bony spur.
What are the symptoms A sharp, stabbing pain under the heel (sole). The pain is typically relieved during rest, but is worse after getting up again. Early morning pain Pain gets worse on walking on hard or uneven surface
Metatarsalgia
Pain under the heads of the metatarsal bones during weight bearing and is relieved by resting the foot. Normally on standing and walking one – third of the body weight falls on the forefoot and distributed between the pads of toes and metatarso phalangeal joints of foot. In this the pain will occurs over the sole or in the heads of the metatarsal bones when the forefoot takes up the excessive proportion of body weight. It is common due to the following factors: collapse of anterior arch of the foot, muscular weakness (intrinsic muscles), wearing high heels shoes, Secondary to hallux valgus, cavus foot and claw toes.