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Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome

A condition in which the tibial nerve is compressed in the tarsal tunnel on the inner ankle, causing numbness, burning and pain in the sole. It is the foot's version of carpal tunnel syndrome.

Hyo-seop Kim
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Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome

Q. How long does tarsal tunnel treatment take?

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2–3 months for most cases.

📝 Detailed Answer

Tarsal tunnel treatment: ① mild: 4–8 weeks, ② chronic: 2–3 months, ③ severe with nerve damage: 3–6 months (may not fully reverse), ④ post-surgical: 1–2 months. Most see improvement in 4–6 weeks.
Hyo-seop Kim

Expert Verified

Hyo-seop Kim

Chief Director

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