🦵 Peroneal Nerve Entrapment

Published: Fri, 07/19/24

Updated: Fri, 07/19/24

Peroneal Nerve Entrapment: A Common Lower Leg Pain Generator

Ankle sprains happen! Acute and chronic ankle sprains is a common injury an acupuncturist will see. One of the lingering symptoms of an inversion ankle sprain is tension of the peroneals that causes pain and discomfort in the GB 37-GB 40 region. The acupuncturist should consider if there is an entrapment of the common peroneal nerve affecting the rehabilitation of this injury.

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Peroneal Nerve Entrapment: A Common Lower Leg Pain Generator

One of the most challenging aspects of a clinician’s work is to accurately determine the primary tissue causing referred pain. For example, paresthesia along the lower Gallbladder channel (below the knee) may stem from nerve impingement in the lower lumbar spine, common peroneal nerve entrapment posterior to the fibular head or possibly from a localized cutaneous nerve entrapment near GB 37. Check out this article where we discuss peroneal nerve entrapment, one of the many injuries we cover in depth in our upcoming

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