Author: Richard Shen

Morton’s neuroma refers to a swollen nerve in the ball of the foot. The small lump is benign but very irritating. Pain usually occurs at the ball of the foot, normally between the base of the third and fourth toes. The exact cause for Morton’s…

Medial knee pain is more common than lateral one partly due to its less stability. The lateral side of the knee is held tightly by strong ITB. The source of medial knee pain varies, from medial meniscus and ligament damage, to osteoarthritis and muscular issues.…

Lateral knee pain refers to the pain at the outside of the knee. It occurs quite often at distance runners and cyclists. ITB friction syndrome is one of the most common causes behind it. Other reasons include lateral meniscus abnormality, osteoarthritis, etc.   ITB is…