Flat foot posterior tibial tendon Videos

My tibialis posterior tendon was destroyed by common antibiotic named CIPRO, which is common fluoroquinolone antibiotic. I bought some rocktape and try to easy this devastating tendon pain which has lasted nonstop over 7 months. Thank you for this video!

Hi Doc, am in the uk. Had a PT tear 5 years ago, not treated timely but have had injections and physio to no avail, ended up last week having the tendon transferred and a calcaneous shift performed, it is now in plaster and very painful, I have a plate and screws , is there any advice you can give on helping it to heal please. Thanks so much sir. Kim.

Hi Doc. I was born with flat feet almost 60 years ago. Have been very active my entire life but the past year I believe my posterior tibialis is definately inflamed and is hindering my walking. My flat feet are pronated and I have worn orthotics for decades. I recently got a new pair from an orthopedic podiatrist. The worst pain is in the morning after I have not walked on my feet for a while. Any suggestions?

Hi Doctor, I am a hockey referee and in recent games I have found some intense pain on the inside of my foot/ankle (what seems to be this area of the foot you are discussing). It does not pain me to walk, run, or do everyday things but seemingly only when I am skating and the skate is putting pressure on that area of my foot/ankle. When I apply pressure myself with my fingers, it also causes pain. I am wondering if perhaps this PTTD is what I am experiencing and if so, what can I do for treatment? Thanks for your time.

Hey doc. Please reply to this ASAP. So I skateboard and I do tricks on mostly parking lot surfaces. I have been skating for two years now and skate almost every day, and a little over 6 months I noticed a slight pain when I walk but I said nothing of it only because it went away after 12 hours or so. But now I'm on the hockey team in my school and after intense practice. That same exact pain came back. I'm not specialist, I'm just some sixteen year old kid but I did my reaserch and I bet this is it. This week I had hockey practice and then the following day I went to the park to play basketball for 3 hours and the pain is very bad occasionally as in I walk up and down stairs slow and steps hurt. But this only last like 24 hours. The pain is gone now, but I bet this is it. Please reply and just tell me what u would do. Ik this is the one. I get pains deep in my ankle in that exact area. Thnnx doc

dear jen!! i'm very excited to write this. i've been injured very badly 4 years ago and got my unpleasant gift- a complete drop foot,just like yours. today i'm almost 3 months post op,exactly same op as you,and this week i went to work the first time,with no brace!!!!! great job filming and taking those pics. now i'm appreciate walking like no one is,i'm sure you too. much success and lots of love. yakir.

Hi. , Jen Hindley, would like to know whether we can drive a car after this tendon transfer surgery.

Thank you for sharing. 3 weeks post-op. I had a ski accident 10 years ago resulting in permanent damage of the perineal nerve.

thanks a lot for this video. am a foot drop patient . Just completed nerve graft surgey a month ago(may or may not be a success ). Faaling so much happy to see this video , and it gives me a confidence that i can walk normally again .

Thank you for the video. Very happy to see your full recovery. How are you feeling now after few years? We are planning for very similar procedure for my 10 year old and I am very worried going in. Your video was definitely comforting and giving us hope. Can you tell us where is Dr. Gitlin is located.

A muscle strain is not the same thing as tendonitis.

This isn't a runners nightmare. Try plantar fasciitis