Thank you so much for your video! I was getting ready to go to a orthopedic surgeon and pay thousands of dollars to have them do this procedure, but thanks to your video I feel confident I should be able to do it myself!!!
Thank you for sharing this valuable information. I was born with tarsal coalition and am experiencing excruciating pain during middle age. I quit the profession I loved due to not being able to stand for more the a few hours. It is helpful to learn treatment options.
Hello, I was told my a doctor I may have this. As of the moment I'm 20 years old. If I stand for 5+ hours I start to have great pain in my ankle. You said you were middle aged. Do you think it will get worse as I age?
@@jonnablum1063 I'm 20 and realized I had this when I was 19 and broke my ankle. told me not to get surgery until it got worse as I age. getting another flare up right now so here I am looking up videos on it hoping it will feel better in the next week or so
I've suffered crippling pain in my ankles whenever I need to stand for many hours since I was a teenager. Everyone just said I was lazy but finally a podiatrist diagnosed me with calcaneonavicular coalition..I hate ignorant people who rush to judgement anyway!
Best explanation I found so far! Thanks!!! Yesterday, I finally found out why my feet were having so much trouble and I couldn't start running again. My new podiatrist easily spotted my problem on the X-Rays. Calcaneonavicular coalition! I have been icing and stretching on my own along with eating a plant based diet and he said I had been doing surprisingly well. One more thing a vegan plant based diet helped me with! Great for arthritis and lowering body inflammation!
I had bilateral talocalcaneal and calcaneonavicular. Looks like I had it just as bad as it gets, it was so painful. Between 6yrs and 7yrs I lost my ability to walk and didn't regain the ability until after I recovered from my last set of surgeries when I was 14. I had cast braces, medication and surgeries, I missed out on a lot of childhood. Thanks for explaining my deformity. Thought I'd give insight as to what it's like to suffer from tarsal coalitions. I'm so grateful that this condition is completely treatable, it just takes time.
Ah yes finally people understand what my pain I have to deal with on the daily. I had surgery on November 5th and now I'm 1 month and 11 days in feeling alot better now.
@@jhaquemontgomery1812 I have a big wedge on the top of my foot I was told it was from the arch they put in my foot. My ankle is alot better I can walk before tho it was in alot of pain.
I wish I'd known about this so much earlier. All my life I never had a spring to my step, much of a jump and was always a slow runner. PE teachers thought I was just lazy. Only sport I could really excel at was wrestling because I could plant my feet and push. After a wreck at 41 where my feet were immobilized for healing, I barely could get through a shift at work without debilitating pain. Found out I had calceonavicular coalitions in both feet, and arthritis had settled in while they were immobilized. etodoloc and IB barely made a difference and being non-weight bearing for 6 weeks after surgery was a non-option. Turmeric with bioprene has made a night/day difference and allowed me to work mostly without pain, unless I"m up and down a ladder all shift. Still have lost about half the flexibility I had before, but at least I can still walk and work without much issue. No one ever thought of having my flat feet checked out as a kid though, even with the ankle sprains and other issues I had.
I'm having surgery on my right ankle at the end of March. I have a tarsocalcaneal coalition that's fibrous, which apparently isn't common. Because I am having to shift weight onto my left leg and ankle, it's beginning to hurt. Thank you for explaining this Dr. Ebraheim.
This was very helpful, my 9 year old daughter was just diagnosed with coalitio calcaneovicularis, bilateral. She can operated later this year, I'm just trying to find information if the surgery will help.
I wish her all the best! I was bilateral with both a talocalcaneal and calcaneonavicular coalition. It was very painful. I got my first surgeries in 2010 when I was 10 and then again in 2014. Keep a monitor on her mental health. I was really sad I grew different, I became depressed and got bullied because of my tarsal coalition. Take care.
@@samimerrett3235 My daughter has same issue but she isn't having pain as of now and doctors adviced wait for surgery till maturity. How is your condition and relative pain post surgery? how are you feeling in terms of taking steps ?
actually there are three types of coalitions. not two. the one not mentioned is the one that I have which is the rarest and that is congenial talonavicular tarsal coalition. and it always seems to get left out as if no one has it. granted it's a small percentage that suffers from it but we do still suffer from it.
i have this and i’ve been on cortisone shots twice a year for 2-3 years it helps the pain so much but the shots only last like 4-5months. they want to fuse my subtalar joint so i won’t be in pain anymore . idk :(
I have them in both feet. I got my left done 4 years ago, and it's incredible. No more pain! Now I got to get the right done. It honestly just slows me down at times and feels like a stump that hurts. Luckily we have good doctors that can fix it. Can't wait, I will soon
@@nathanmarsili5265 Hey, I was just diagnosed with this, how bad was the surgery? Did it take long to start walking again? Are the doctors not worried about it coming back? Sorry for all the questions but I love exercising and being active and I’m freaking out.
I was born with this what's sopainful is when the ankle is broken then it's worse and more painful. No repair can be down a ith m y condition. Soon I'm not going to walk I can feel it happing. There is no number to describe the pain I am in. Not only does it effect my feet but it adds other problems to my health. I get pain Noids all over my face and body because of the bones constantly rubbing together so the Noids pop out everywhere
Hope you get better or find a Doctor that can help you. I suffer from the pain as well but im just waiting for this Covid mess to clear up a little before I have my surgery. All the best.
this video is great!! i have this condition and i think it's the second kind they mention. my english is not so good ao i can't really spell that one out... i have the separation surgery a week ago and we hope it went well because my coalition is wider than 50% so crossing my fingers. Im 16 thats why i didn't want to do the one were they attach it forever... before i suffered many years and it caused knee problems aswell as back so im hoping this is the first step to stopping the pain, nice to know others have this aswell😶
hi Blanca, im way better now! i had my surgery in july and it has been a ride. after the surgery was pretty bad, a lot of pain meds and it seemed as it was way worst for a while. but than i started physical therapy and it was hard but i see the reasults. before it used to hurt all the time. now it barely hurts ever! my motion range is much better and im very happy. i don't know how to write it but i had the separation surgery with the best surgen in my country even tho he said i had 30-40% sucess rate. i hope i help :) if u have any more questions feel free to ask again;)
Thank you so much for your answer I Can't imagine the pain after surgery and I need to consider this option I have 13 years with pain everyday and I'm tired but my doctor tells me if I get the surgery probably I will walk different .Are you walk normal and how about used heels you can use it?
the pain was bad but after so many years it was worth it, how old r u? it makes a difference... right now i do walk a bit different and like in the mornings i can barley walk cuz it hurts so bad but that's just because im steel heeling... with a bit of afford i can walk normally so dont worry about that! it will just take some time.. i didnt understand what's ur question about heel but i guess u mean high heel? as in the shoes? well i walked in heels actually and it wasent that bad! very possible but not for like a very long time..
I have fiberus tissue and accessory navicular and flat foot and arthritis in my right foot I was offered this opportunity but I would like them to remove extra bone and reconstruction of the arch is that ok
Sir I have 3 facture plz help Sir CT scan report says Comminuted facture seen in taltus and calcaneum with soft tissue injury 2 chip facture also seen in lateral cuneiform 3 mild collection seen around talo calcaneal plz sujest what we do Dr told operation it is possible to without operations is normal by hand practice or plaster to fix it plz tell me fast sir
After I fell down from second floor treated by pop ...my SUBTALAR joint collopsed exactly you showed this video...but unfortunately my doctor's told after examine I need to do SUBTALAR FUSION 😔😔😔💔💔
@@nathanmarsili5265 who did you get for surgery? How old are you and where are you located? My life has been turned upside down and I’m planning to correct it.
We live in GA. My daughter was diagnosed with this in 2013 at age 16. Both Feet. Her dance career came to an abrupt end. Now 8yrs later she is unable to ride her horses. We are looking for a Specialist here in GA But are willing to go anywhere to get her the very best help. Does anyone here have a recent success story or a Dr recommendation?
![Accessory Navicular Bone Pain [Inside of Foot Pain, Inside of Arch]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/HnHY9Cgn7jU/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank you so much for your video! I was getting ready to go to a orthopedic surgeon and pay thousands of dollars to have them do this procedure, but thanks to your video I feel confident I should be able to do it myself!!!
best comment ive read
Thank you for sharing this valuable information. I was born with tarsal coalition and am experiencing excruciating pain during middle age. I quit the profession I loved due to not being able to stand for more the a few hours. It is helpful to learn treatment options.
Hello, I was told my a doctor I may have this. As of the moment I'm 20 years old. If I stand for 5+ hours I start to have great pain in my ankle. You said you were middle aged. Do you think it will get worse as I age?
I am 24 years old and just got diagnosed with this in both feet I’m getting surgery in October I’m nervous.
@@Kelly_KC yes it is known to get worse with age that’s why the surgery is recommended
@@jonnablum1063 I'm 20 and realized I had this when I was 19 and broke my ankle. told me not to get surgery until it got worse as I age. getting another flare up right now so here I am looking up videos on it hoping it will feel better in the next week or so
@@dashm33 did you find any relieve?
I've suffered crippling pain in my ankles whenever I need to stand for many hours since I was a teenager. Everyone just said I was lazy but finally a podiatrist diagnosed me with calcaneonavicular coalition..I hate ignorant people who rush to judgement anyway!
Best explanation I found so far! Thanks!!! Yesterday, I finally found out why my feet were having so much trouble and I couldn't start running again. My new podiatrist easily spotted my problem on the X-Rays. Calcaneonavicular coalition! I have been icing and stretching on my own along with eating a plant based diet and he said I had been doing surprisingly well. One more thing a vegan plant based diet helped me with! Great for arthritis and lowering body inflammation!
Did you find anything in particular other than stretching and icing that helped you get back into running? Did you have to have surgery?
An extremely helpful video, with great visuals that effectively communicate the points under discussion. A true public service. Thank you.
I had bilateral talocalcaneal and calcaneonavicular. Looks like I had it just as bad as it gets, it was so painful. Between 6yrs and 7yrs I lost my ability to walk and didn't regain the ability until after I recovered from my last set of surgeries when I was 14. I had cast braces, medication and surgeries, I missed out on a lot of childhood. Thanks for explaining my deformity. Thought I'd give insight as to what it's like to suffer from tarsal coalitions. I'm so grateful that this condition is completely treatable, it just takes time.
Have you had any complications arise from any of your surgeries? I’m currently contemplating whether or not to proceed with surgery option 😫
Thank you for the video Dr. Ebraheim. I was recently diagnosed with this, and your visuals really helped.
Ah yes finally people understand what my pain I have to deal with on the daily. I had surgery on November 5th and now I'm 1 month and 11 days in feeling alot better now.
I might have this man. Does your ankle feel fine till this day or do u have some discomfort
@@jhaquemontgomery1812 I have a big wedge on the top of my foot I was told it was from the arch they put in my foot. My ankle is alot better I can walk before tho it was in alot of pain.
@@AuzzAustin dammmmnnn
@@AuzzAustin how old were u when they did that
I got this surgery 3 weeks ago. It was a success
Xxpurpleviking25 how’s the recovery process? I haven’t been diagnosed or anything but I do share almost all of the signs.
I had surgery on the 29th of May
Xxpurpleviking25 Yes I’m healing and getting better
@@jessesullivan3153 the recovery took me about 3 months, still hurts after long hours on my feet, but i manage
@@amipyoutube for the most part im healed
I wish I'd known about this so much earlier. All my life I never had a spring to my step, much of a jump and was always a slow runner. PE teachers thought I was just lazy. Only sport I could really excel at was wrestling because I could plant my feet and push. After a wreck at 41 where my feet were immobilized for healing, I barely could get through a shift at work without debilitating pain. Found out I had calceonavicular coalitions in both feet, and arthritis had settled in while they were immobilized. etodoloc and IB barely made a difference and being non-weight bearing for 6 weeks after surgery was a non-option. Turmeric with bioprene has made a night/day difference and allowed me to work mostly without pain, unless I"m up and down a ladder all shift. Still have lost about half the flexibility I had before, but at least I can still walk and work without much issue. No one ever thought of having my flat feet checked out as a kid though, even with the ankle sprains and other issues I had.
This saves me thank you very much
I'm having surgery on my right ankle at the end of March. I have a tarsocalcaneal coalition that's fibrous, which apparently isn't common. Because I am having to shift weight onto my left leg and ankle, it's beginning to hurt. Thank you for explaining this Dr. Ebraheim.
Did you have the surgery. How d it go?
This was very helpful, my 9 year old daughter was just diagnosed with coalitio calcaneovicularis, bilateral. She can operated later this year, I'm just trying to find information if the surgery will help.
I wish her all the best! I was bilateral with both a talocalcaneal and calcaneonavicular coalition. It was very painful. I got my first surgeries in 2010 when I was 10 and then again in 2014. Keep a monitor on her mental health. I was really sad I grew different, I became depressed and got bullied because of my tarsal coalition. Take care.
@@samimerrett3235
My daughter has same issue but she isn't having pain as of now and doctors adviced wait for surgery till maturity. How is your condition and relative pain post surgery? how are you feeling in terms of taking steps ?
What if you had gotten surgery for your tarsal coalition and still feel some pain? As well hurts to stand long periods of time?
actually there are three types of coalitions. not two. the one not mentioned is the one that I have which is the rarest and that is congenial talonavicular tarsal coalition. and it always seems to get left out as if no one has it. granted it's a small percentage that suffers from it but we do still suffer from it.
Nice and easy understanding review of tarsal coalition.
Thank you for wonderful lecture.
i have this and i’ve been on cortisone shots twice a year for 2-3 years it helps the pain so much but the shots only last like 4-5months. they want to fuse my subtalar joint so i won’t be in pain anymore . idk :(
Thank you so much! Do you have also experienced a posttraumatic coalition (calcaneonavicular)?
Very Informative. Great video
i have a talocalcaneal coalition and it is SOOOOOOOOO painful. i have orthotics but i'll probably get surgery in a few months.
+Amelia the awesome i also have this. did you have to surgery? if you did how are you feeling now?
Also, looking for an update!
I have them in both feet. I got my left done 4 years ago, and it's incredible. No more pain! Now I got to get the right done.
It honestly just slows me down at times and feels like a stump that hurts. Luckily we have good doctors that can fix it. Can't wait, I will soon
@@nathanmarsili5265 hi! I’m doing research because I might have to get it done. What was the name of your surgery and what did they do?
@@nathanmarsili5265 Hey, I was just diagnosed with this, how bad was the surgery? Did it take long to start walking again? Are the doctors not worried about it coming back? Sorry for all the questions but I love exercising and being active and I’m freaking out.
Thank you for helping me understand hope l don't have to get surgery
I was born with this what's sopainful is when the ankle is broken then it's worse and more painful. No repair can be down a ith m y condition. Soon I'm not going to walk I can feel it happing. There is no number to describe the pain I am in. Not only does it effect my feet but it adds other problems to my health. I get pain Noids all over my face and body because of the bones constantly rubbing together so the Noids pop out everywhere
Hope you get better or find a Doctor that can help you. I suffer from the pain as well but im just waiting for this Covid mess to clear up a little before I have my surgery. All the best.
this video is great!! i have this condition and i think it's the second kind they mention. my english is not so good ao i can't really spell that one out... i have the separation surgery a week ago and we hope it went well because my coalition is wider than 50% so crossing my fingers. Im 16 thats why i didn't want to do the one were they attach it forever... before i suffered many years and it caused knee problems aswell as back so im hoping this is the first step to stopping the pain, nice to know others have this aswell😶
shaked zilberberg. hello if uou have your surgery already how do you feel?I have the same condition I was diagmosticade 2 days ago
hi Blanca, im way better now! i had my surgery in july and it has been a ride. after the surgery was pretty bad, a lot of pain meds and it seemed as it was way worst for a while. but than i started physical therapy and it was hard but i see the reasults. before it used to hurt all the time. now it barely hurts ever! my motion range is much better and im very happy. i don't know how to write it but i had the separation surgery with the best surgen in my country even tho he said i had 30-40% sucess rate. i hope i help :) if u have any more questions feel free to ask again;)
Thank you so much for your answer I Can't imagine the pain after surgery and I need to consider this option I have 13 years with pain everyday and I'm tired but my doctor tells me if I get the surgery probably I will walk different .Are you walk normal and how about used heels you can use it?
the pain was bad but after so many years it was worth it, how old r u? it makes a difference... right now i do walk a bit different and like in the mornings i can barley walk cuz it hurts so bad but that's just because im steel heeling... with a bit of afford i can walk normally so dont worry about that! it will just take some time.. i didnt understand what's ur question about heel but i guess u mean high heel? as in the shoes? well i walked in heels actually and it wasent that bad! very possible but not for like a very long time..
shaked zilberberg yes I know the age is a difference I'm 38. and yes I talked about high heels thanks so much
I have fiberus tissue and accessory navicular and flat foot and arthritis in my right foot I was offered this opportunity but I would like them to remove extra bone and reconstruction of the arch is that ok
Sir I have 3 facture plz help
Sir CT scan report says
Comminuted facture seen in taltus and calcaneum with soft tissue injury
2 chip facture also seen in lateral cuneiform
3 mild collection seen around talo calcaneal plz sujest what we do Dr told operation it is possible to without operations is normal by hand practice or plaster to fix it plz tell me fast sir
thanks for sharing this vid...
After I fell down from second floor treated by pop ...my SUBTALAR joint collopsed exactly you showed this video...but unfortunately my doctor's told after examine I need to do SUBTALAR FUSION 😔😔😔💔💔
I had a subtalar fusion back in 2014 .... didn't cure anything.. actually made things worse with nerve damage
I’m getting this surger
Thanks dr ^_^
My son is 10 year old. He has this diếa, Posterior medial talocalcaneal coalition .When is operation best ?
ASAP
I got my bilateral surgeries at 10 years old and then again when I was 14.
why does this happen tho?
Did someone have a surgery with this? I'm doing it in a few days..
What kind of coalition did you have?
And how has recovery been?
I did. I had two in one foot. It's incredible the difference, no more pain at all
@@nathanmarsili5265 who did you get for surgery? How old are you and where are you located? My life has been turned upside down and I’m planning to correct it.
We live in GA. My daughter was diagnosed with this in 2013 at age 16. Both Feet.
Her dance career came to an abrupt end. Now 8yrs later she is unable to ride her horses.
We are looking for a Specialist here in GA
But are willing to go anywhere to get her the very best help. Does anyone here have a recent success story or a Dr recommendation?
What would you say is the success rate of resection for someone in their 30's with this
Anyone had surgery? And were there any improvements?
i have had it, if u still need me to tell u something then reply
@@goaway2495 go on..
I went from not being able to walk to having complete normal function.
This is the reason why I was kicked out the military
like 116 very good video
I love the voice of Trevor Noah
LOL