Cuboid Syndrome: Mysterious Foot Pain

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[toastriton]

Thank you so much! This video saved my life! After suffering for about almost 2 years, I’m cured!
Greetings from Brazil

[junak]

38 My right foot was sprained. Like someone put a rod on my right side near my ankle and tibia.
If I draw a line from that lateral side over ankle and tibia and along back lateral calf side all the way along
hamstring...neuropathy is so severe that my stomach hurts. I can run, but every step is like an invisible
knife in my abdomen. Main area of pain that kinda acts like resonant battery, considering pain, is
that cuboid tarsal area below tibia on right side of right foot and part of leg above ankle, closer to it,
also lateral side. Peroneal like you have said. So resonantly pain is added until the whole leg is on the lateral side
stiff, hard, like channelopathy or cold activation as well, and from the hip it falls on its own. Couple of times my leg
fell while I walked the street. When I touch my fingers there is a bump. My chiropractor said that my foot is ok.
He gave me exercise that I already was doing. And never let me show him that it has the sound of a bone. Left
has that meaty tendon silent sound. Also pain under arch when calcaneus drops, pain around calcaneus
under the left part of a heel. So pretty much I am screwed. So many times my whole leg during the run was unable to relax.
Literally like someone has pooled my tendons to the right, out of axysymmetry and balance and left me in eternity.

8:38PM 10/26/2022
All teh best! Thank you!

[davidwiniger]

Do you know anyone in Carmel Indiana that can treat this exact issue I am having? Physical therapists would not listen or resolve.

[chrisclaridge]

So I had an object removed from my foot in August. I put a lot of pressure on the outside of my foot because of the sutures. Since then I’ve had reoccurring extreme pain in the outside and center of my foot that also causes swelling, but it goes away after a few days to a week. It’s more frequent if I wear soft soled shoes like flip flops. Cuboid syndrome or something else?

[shf]

Doc can this contribute to knee pain also?

[bastienfocant]

Hi, i sprained my uncle 3 mounths ago, and i still have pain on the cuboid when i make some special movements... Is there any treatment or physio exercices that i can do at home to tebuild the muscles ?
Thanks

[RikkaMandanas]

I think I have this one. What should I do? Can I do something to at least make the pain go away? any home remedy?

[herbgough]

I have had ankle trouble since my early teens following an injury to my ligaments, I'm now 44.
One of the scenarios is after reasonably intense exercise, if I sit down for a length of time, when I stand back up I can barely walk properly and have pain in the same point at which the cuboid is. If I walk on uneven surfaces, mowing the lawn for example, a few hours later it feels as if my ankles have seized up and there is pain on the outer/top of my foot again. Could this be Cuboid Syndrome?

[TV-rzwy]

Hi Dr Story, one of my customers, she has cuboid syndrome

What if she train isometric exercise by using the theraband and isotonic exercise ankle flexion also wall squat and diver position something like that

Do u think it helps?

I look forward to ur response

Thanks
John Park

[closemadoor]

Hmmm...how do I find out..another x-ray were they'll tell me they didn't find anything. My foot just keeps on making a popping sound and throbs for hours afterwards😞. You know Doc I do have RA in some of my joints think maybe I have it in my foot too?

[mnmhere]

Should i consult a doctor or should i do home treatment

[PressedApples]

I work in a kitchen so I'm standing for hours on end. I don't recall turning my ankle at any point but I have such excruciating pain on the outside of my foot from the middle (from the looks of it, where the cuboid bone is) on up to the little toe. And on top of that, pain in the arch and heel (but not frequently). My PCP seems to think I just need to use inserts, which I do and they do nothing! Could Cuboid Syndrome develop without an any previous ankle injury??

[senorpablo]

I have no insurance. How much would it cost out of pocket to have my cuboid reset?

[josuenunez]

Could cuboid syndrome be caused by multiple gout attacks and remain even after typical gout pains?