If a patient has pain on the lateral side of the foot, the causes include lumbar disc herniation, trauma to the lateral side of the foot, strain or injury to the plantar tendon membrane of the foot, etc., as follows: a. Lumbar disc herniation: especially after the appearance of lumbar 4-5 disc herniation, it is easy to cause pain on the lateral side of the foot. Second, lateral foot trauma: especially after the occurrence of lateral foot bruises or fractures of the base of the fifth metatarsal bone, it is easy to cause significant pain on the lateral side of the foot. Third, the foot plantar tendon membrane strain or injury: also easy to cause pain on the lateral side of the foot. Therefore, after a patient has pain on the lateral side of the foot, it is important to consult a doctor to see what the cause is. Treat the cause to promote the reduction and recovery of pain symptoms. Avoid standing, squatting, running and jumping for a long time when the pain is obvious, so as not to aggravate the pain on the lateral side of the foot.
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