Compression on the : Posterior tibial nerve and or its branches. This can be caused by the extensor retinaculum (a band of tissue that overlies the nerves) becomes too tight which can occur when a foot flattens...Engorged blood vessels next to the nerve, any soft tissue mass in the area.....Or things of that nature. They all in some way put pressure in the nerve....
Answered 7/30/2018
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Tarsal tunnel: There can be several causes as stated. Any compression on the nerve is the cause, but an evaluation will reveal the cause or causes. See your podiatrist for that evaluation.
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