Cuboid Syndrome
A subtle but painful subluxation of a midfoot bone.
Cuboid syndrome occurs when the cuboid bone — located on the outer midfoot — partially dislocates (subluxes). Often overlooked and misdiagnosed, it causes lateral foot pain that is frequently linked to ankle sprains or overuse.
Call (330) 334-1534Recognizing Cuboid Syndrome
- Pain on the outer midfoot
- Tenderness over the cuboid bone
- Pain that worsens with weight bearing
- Difficulty walking on uneven surfaces
- Often following an ankle sprain
Dr. Husein's philosophy
Conservative Care First (Preferred)
- Cuboid manipulation (performed by Dr. Husein)
- Taping and strapping
- Custom orthotics
- Rest and activity modification
- Anti-inflammatory medications
- Physical therapy
Surgical Consideration (Last Resort)
OTC products that may provide relief
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Every patient is unique. Symptoms, causes, and appropriate treatments vary significantly between individuals. Only a qualified podiatric physician who has examined you in person can provide an accurate diagnosis and recommend an appropriate treatment plan.
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