This is fantastic! This is exactly what i had after i sprained my ankle many years ago. I never got diagnosed. They just xrayed and said its not broken
@@newmexicopyramid1227 i cant remember but it was at least two months. It just seem to got better but j dont think it has fully healed, my muscles have just adapted to it. I played football after it and was fine. Just have the clicking sound still
Thank you, it was helpful. To say the injury can be missed is an understatement! The problem with mri too, is that if the tendon(s) is not currently subluxated out of place, it could look healthy and normal. I do have one question for you if you could please: What is used to reconstruct the superior retinaculum? A donor allograft of some sort?
had this since birth, my parents commented on it, it was misdiagnosed many times as weak ankles and flat feet, which really are the consequences and not the cause. it must be hereditary cause both my brothers have it and my father as well.
Honestly, I think I might have this and my doctor missed it. She just told me it was a sore ankle and then dismissed it. Now I have a very unstable ankle. Can it heal on it's own? It doesn't hurt but it is very unstable and throws me off balance.
Hi, I have a question to which I can't find any answer myself. Is it possible to have acute subluxation of peroneal tendons without SPR tearing or avulsion ? Because on the time of injury (bouldering/rock climbing while doing pistol squat on the rock) , mine popped out to the front and was popping in and out while I was moving it, with loud popping sounds, tendon was visible outside the skin. My ankle was immobilised in a cast for three weeks and I am off the cast for a week now, started to bear weight on it, it does not snap yet, but I am scared to twist it inside. MRI radiology told that they do not see any ligament ruptures. How is that possible ? (p.s. after injury I could not take any steps, the leg would collapse and subluxate instantly, now I can, but the leg is not stable yet) Thanks.
Me too, since I was 10 or something I remember clicking my ankle. When I played soccer it became worse, I can still walk miles and miles with the right boots, but it swells up and there is some pain. If I flex my foot I can feel the tendon snapping on the outside of my ankle.
@@yoloswag6242 same. I remember growing up realizing I could make my ankle pop and I know for a fact I’ve never sprained an ankle in my life. Over time it became progressively worse to the point where every time I put my foot in the ground it pops when I pick it up. Sometimes it won’t but I still feel the stiffness as if it wants to though. Have you ever gotten yours looked at?
Can you explain why I'm experiencing weird nerve dysfunction symptoms along this same section of the body after getting some b ody work done? I think it has to do with a compressed sciatica nerve. I have soreness in my right hip/buttocks and numbness in my ankle and heel. It also feels like the tendon is slipping around behind my ankle and at the bottom of my foot. It is a very bizarre sensation. Any explanation (even a guess) would be very helpful. Thank you!
my foot had been sprained 3months ago and i think i have a peroneal tendon subluxation because its popping and my stability is low but it aint hurting can it still heal on its own?
tell us man! i've had mine for a couple months now and i'm not sure if it'll heal on its own. the problem is that i keep doing the same harsh activity that caused it
@@StopFlaggingVideos so basically the ultimate way to ease it is to get the surgery... Had it around 2015, used to play lots of football.. One such day.. Twisted my ankle... Felt dizzy for a while and felt nauseated.. Doc made me wear a cast for about 5 weeks... And then ankle was back to normal... Then almost after a year.. Again twisted it... And ever since have the snap or that popping of tendon, hurts for a while then it's normal .. Am able to run 10km in 45 mins... But in everyday life.. I always walk looking down so as to not misstep and pop them.. Surgery is the only way.. But am working now so can't miss out good 3 weeks 😅😅
@@adithyasr9607 I had the exact same symptoms when I did it...its happened before but not like this and the pop this time was a first... I am now in a brace but its not that supportive... its still popping out of place. Dont really know what to do but ice and keep in brace
This is fantastic! This is exactly what i had after i sprained my ankle many years ago. I never got diagnosed. They just xrayed and said its not broken
Just out of curiosity, did you ever feel like your tendon move when balancing? What was your recovery time until you got full mobility?
@@newmexicopyramid1227 i cant remember but it was at least two months. It just seem to got better but j dont think it has fully healed, my muscles have just adapted to it. I played football after it and was fine. Just have the clicking sound still
Dude same here but after 3 months rest I was started to skate againg but now my peronel tendon hurt’s! Have you gone through that???
Me currently
Excellent. Clear, concise, easy to understand.
Finally an explanation for my problem! Thank you doctor!
Thank you, it was helpful. To say the injury can be missed is an understatement! The problem with mri too, is that if the tendon(s) is not currently subluxated out of place, it could look healthy and normal. I do have one question for you if you could please: What is used to reconstruct the superior retinaculum? A donor allograft of some sort?
I know when I had my ankle surgery back in 2018 the doctor used I’m not sure but most likely she used 👉Doner tissue graft from A Cadaver‼️
Internal brace
had this since birth, my parents commented on it, it was misdiagnosed many times as weak ankles and flat feet, which really are the consequences and not the cause. it must be hereditary cause both my brothers have it and my father as well.
Awesome. Saved me a trip to the physio that would've ended in "here's a brace. wear it for a few weeks and see what happens"
For real. So frustrating
ME right now ughh
rally helpful doctor . can you tell me how much does this surgery will cost approximately ?
Senior hockey injury : wait 1 yr. for Surgeon appointment, wait 2 mths. for operation, recuperation time to be determined...
partial dislocation does it need surgery??
Extremely helpful!
Firstly thanks a lot.
By conservative therapy, for how long you'd recommend the immobilisation?
Honestly, I think I might have this and my doctor missed it. She just told me it was a sore ankle and then dismissed it. Now I have a very unstable ankle. Can it heal on it's own? It doesn't hurt but it is very unstable and throws me off balance.
it doesn’t heal on its own, if it hurts, it will only get worse. so surgery has to be done, seriously.
@@myshiahmcqueen1509 so if its not painful its not that bad? and heal on its own?
@@davedonquixote921 it won’t heal on its own, will only get worse and lead to tears
@@myshiahmcqueen1509 does after surgery can my ankle just be the same like before?
@@myshiahmcqueen1509 btw thanks for the response
many thanks doc this helped me a lot
Very nice explain 👌👍
Thanks😊
Very very helpful vedio helps to understand everything
Dr where is your Clinic ?
What’s the best affordable brace/cast for this?
Hi, I have a question to which I can't find any answer myself. Is it possible to have acute subluxation of peroneal tendons without SPR tearing or avulsion ? Because on the time of injury (bouldering/rock climbing while doing pistol squat on the rock) , mine popped out to the front and was popping in and out while I was moving it, with loud popping sounds, tendon was visible outside the skin. My ankle was immobilised in a cast for three weeks and I am off the cast for a week now, started to bear weight on it, it does not snap yet, but I am scared to twist it inside. MRI radiology told that they do not see any ligament ruptures. How is that possible ? (p.s. after injury I could not take any steps, the leg would collapse and subluxate instantly, now I can, but the leg is not stable yet) Thanks.
Your mum
I have been able to this my whole life. I think mine might be hereditary.
Me too, since I was 10 or something I remember clicking my ankle. When I played soccer it became worse, I can still walk miles and miles with the right boots, but it swells up and there is some pain. If I flex my foot I can feel the tendon snapping on the outside of my ankle.
@@yoloswag6242 same. I remember growing up realizing I could make my ankle pop and I know for a fact I’ve never sprained an ankle in my life. Over time it became progressively worse to the point where every time I put my foot in the ground it pops when I pick it up. Sometimes it won’t but I still feel the stiffness as if it wants to though. Have you ever gotten yours looked at?
me tooo!
hows your condition now?@@deez9805
Gracias
Thank You. Very helpful.
I also have this one issue
Doctor advise me to wear ankel brace should i wear or not
Operation is better
Please tell me quickly
Surgery is the definitive treatment, ankle brace doesnt fix that
Thanks aloooot sir. 😊😊😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍......👍
Very nice
Can you explain why I'm experiencing weird nerve dysfunction symptoms along this same section of the body after getting some b ody work done? I think it has to do with a compressed sciatica nerve. I have soreness in my right hip/buttocks and numbness in my ankle and heel. It also feels like the tendon is slipping around behind my ankle and at the bottom of my foot. It is a very bizarre sensation. Any explanation (even a guess) would be very helpful. Thank you!
Has it gotten better I have this shit
Same man. No help yet
my foot had been sprained 3months ago and i think i have a peroneal tendon subluxation because its popping and my stability is low but it aint hurting can it still heal on its own?
Did you get an answer on this? Exact same situation as you except my sprain happened 2 months ago
Actually, I hav dis prob for nearly 3 years...no pain but it kills my mobility 😖
tell us man! i've had mine for a couple months now and i'm not sure if it'll heal on its own. the problem is that i keep doing the same harsh activity that caused it
@@StopFlaggingVideos so basically the ultimate way to ease it is to get the surgery... Had it around 2015, used to play lots of football.. One such day.. Twisted my ankle... Felt dizzy for a while and felt nauseated.. Doc made me wear a cast for about 5 weeks... And then ankle was back to normal... Then almost after a year.. Again twisted it... And ever since have the snap or that popping of tendon, hurts for a while then it's normal .. Am able to run 10km in 45 mins... But in everyday life.. I always walk looking down so as to not misstep and pop them.. Surgery is the only way.. But am working now so can't miss out good 3 weeks 😅😅
@@adithyasr9607 I had the exact same symptoms when I did it...its happened before but not like this and the pop this time was a first... I am now in a brace but its not that supportive... its still popping out of place. Dont really know what to do but ice and keep in brace
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