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Originally Posted by mrsD
There are nerves in tendons and these
Are myelinated and they will respond to
Any extreme thing that happens to tendons.
That is why a sprain often hurts more
Than a break.
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Thank you so much for your reply.
The 'Impression' from the MRI (end of May), L and R foot, were as follows:
-No imaging evidence of plantar fasciitis.
-Mild flexor hallucis longus tenosynovitis at mid plantar level.
-Diffuse subtle plantar group muscles swelling with rather increased signal of medial, lateral plantar and medial calcaneal nerves. Possibly subacute neuropathy, please clinically correlate.
Everything seems rather subtle/diffuse/mild. It is hard to couple the findings with the fact that I cannot walk.
Kindly,
Grete