Understanding Baxter Disease Introduction & Definition of Baxter Disease Baxter disease, also known as accessory navicular syndrome, is a condition that affects the foot and ankle area. It is a musculoskeletal disorder that involves an accessory bone called the navicular bone, which is located on the inside of the foot, near the arch. This condition …
Ankle Strengthening: The foundation of the human body is made up of sturdy ankles. Our ankle health is mostly governed by three requirements. The first is being able to balance on one leg. You wouldn’t even be able to run if you couldn’t balance and support yourself on one leg. Effective impact force absorption is …
Introduction: What is a Meniscus Tear? A meniscus tear is the most common knee injury and is caused by a sudden twisting or bending of the knee joint. A meniscus is a type of cartilage that provides cushioning and acts as a natural shock absorber It helps to distribute the load across the knee joint …
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What are meniscus injuries? Athletes frequently suffer meniscus injuries as a result of a sports injury. A meniscus can be torn or ruptured completely. An injury can affect the normal biomechanics of the knee joint and produce pain. A meniscus injury is typically produced by a torsional movement of the femur and tibia under load …
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What is a shin splint? Shin splint is a frequent lower extremity overuse condition. It is most common in runners and other athletes who engage in heavy weight-bearing exercises, such as jumpers. Exercise-induced pain across the front tibia is the primary symptom. A Shin splint is a buildup of unrepaired microdamage in the cortical bone …
Ankle sprain Ankle sprain are a common type of injury. Approximately 85% of all ankle sprains are inversion-type, lateral ligament injuries. Ankle sprains are most common among athletic groups. Poor rehabilitation following an initial sprain increases the likelihood of this injury recurring. In athletics, the ankle joint is the second most usually injured body part. …
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What is Erectile Dysfunction? Erectile dysfunction, often known as impotence, is the inability to obtain and maintain a firm adequate erection for intercourse. Causes Erectile dysfunction can be caused by issues with the brain, hormones, emotions, nerves, muscles, or blood vessels. Stress and mental health issues can sometimes cause or worsen erectile dysfunction. Physical reasons …
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What is Hyperlordosis? Hyperlordosis is the condition of the lower back spine, in which the lumbar spine acquire a posture of the increased anterior curve. It can be easily visible in the side view. The lordotic posture differs from the healthy posture in the following ways: Increased lumbar lordosis and pelvic anterior tilt. Increased hip …
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What is Fat Pad Syndrome? Heel Fat Pad Syndrome (HFPS), also known as Fat Pad Atrophy, is a syndrome caused by changes in the elasticity and/or thickness of the heel fat pad. This is frequently caused by wear and tear of the fatty tissues and muscle fibers that comprise the heel pads, resulting in heel …
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What is Baxter’s nerve entrapment? Baxter’s nerve entrapment is a heel pain condition caused by entrapment of the inferior calcaneal nerve, also commonly known as “Baxter’s nerve”. Baxter’s nerve entrapment causes up to 20% of cases of chronic heel pain. However, it’s an often-overlooked source of heel pain. Baxter’s nerve also known as the inferior …
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