Regardless of whether you have experienced a trauma, or an overload through excessive exercise, pain can also arise spontaneously in or around the Achilles tendon.
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Achilles tendon pathology
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Quintus superductus
This is a deformity, often already present at birth, in which a partial dislocation in the metatarsophalangeal joint of the little toe occurs.
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Morton’s neuroma
This can generally be described as an irritation and/or swelling of the sensory nerve that branches near the heads of the metatarsal bones.
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Metatarsalgia
Metatarsalgia can be literally translated as pain under the metatarsal (= metatarsal bones) heads.
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Hammer toes
Malformations of the second to the fifth toe are very frequent.
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Hallux varus
The term “hallux” refers to “big toe”.
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Hallux valgus
The term “hallux” refers to “big toe”. Once the big toe deviates from its straight axis, and increasingly points in the direction of the little toe, we speak of a “valgus” deviation.
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Hallux rigidus
The term “hallux” means “big toe”. When the big toe shows a loss of mobility in the upward and downward movement, it will produce a kind of stiffness at the level of the first metatarsal joint, which is called “rigidus”.
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Combination of Hallux valgus and Metatarsalgia
Three groups should be distinguished:
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Bunionette or Tailor’s bunion
This can be considered as the counterpart of a hallux valgus, but on the outside of the foot.
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