“ I started feeling a tingling, burning sensation along the inside of my ankle and into my foot. Walking or standing for long periods became uncomfortable, and at night, the numbness kept me awake. That’s when I learned I had Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome.” 

Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome is a condition caused by compression of the tibial nerve as it passes through the tarsal tunnel—a narrow space inside the ankle—leading to pain, tingling, numbness, or burning sensations in the foot and ankle.


When to Seek Help:- 

  • Pain, tingling, numbness, or burning in the foot or ankle is persistent or worsening.
  • Symptoms interfere with walking, standing, or daily activities.
  • There is weakness in the foot or toes, or changes in gait.
  • Pain or discomfort does not improve with rest, supportive footwear, or home care.
  • Night-time pain or numbness disrupts sleep.
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Why Jeevaniyam?

At Jeevaniyam, recovery and management are guided by our Jeevashakthi approach — a multi-stage blend of modern medicine, Ayurveda, AI-supported rehabilitation, targeted therapies, family involvement, and yogic practices. Like a carefully coordinated plan where each stage relieves nerve compression, reduces inflammation, and strengthens supportive foot and ankle muscles, we provide the right care at the right time to relieve foot and heel pain, numbness, tingling, and weakness. Our goal is to help you regain confidence in walking, standing, running, and performing daily activities, even in cases that have long caused discomfort or limited mobility.

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FAQs

Yes, these are common early signs of nerve compression in the tarsal tunnel. Professional assessment helps confirm the condition and start targeted therapy for relief.

Most patients experience significant improvement with physiotherapy, nerve gliding, stretching, and strengthening exercises. Recovery is gradual but consistent care restores function and reduces pain.

Yes, early intervention with proper therapy, footwear modification, and activity adjustment reduces the risk of chronic nerve damage. Ongoing monitoring helps maintain foot and ankle health.

Yes, guided exercises and activity modification allow safe movement while supporting nerve healing. Gradual progression prevents aggravation and improves confidence in mobility.

Yes, our approach focuses on addressing the underlying nerve compression, strengthening muscles, and improving biomechanics. Many patients manage discomfort effectively through therapy and lifestyle adjustments without long-term medication.

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