foot pain, foot pain without injury, sudden foot pain, stress fracture, foot tendon pain, plantar fascia pain, Achilles tendon pain, posterior tibial tendon, peroneal tendon, nerve entrapment foot, tarsal tunnel syndrome, tibial nerve, superficial peroneal nerve, deep peroneal nerve, sural nerve, saphenous nerve, Morton neuroma, lumbar nerve root, gout foot pain, foot arthritis, vascular foot pain, acupuncture for foot pain, Chinese medicine foot pain, Auckland acupuncture, Teresa Shen
24 Sep

Teresa’s TCM Clinical Reflections (22) I Didn’t Twist or Injure My Foot — So Why Did It Suddenly Start Hurting?

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Foot pain does not always begin with an injury. Where the pain occurs, which movements reproduce it, whether it burns or feels numb, and whether swelling or colour changes are present can all provide important clues. Teresa Shen explains how she approaches foot pain without an obvious injury.

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health perception, illness perception, ageing and health, biological ageing, childhood development, exercise load, stress fracture, cancer perception, health behaviour, physical capacity, body awareness, clinical reasoning, clinical reflection, Dr Win Huang, PhD Win Acupuncture Clinic
02 Sep

Dr Win Huang’s Clinical Reflections(17) Our Perception Cannot Be Separated from Reality | Auckland Acupuncture Clinic

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Mental strength matters, but believing that we are healthy, young or physically ready does not make it biologically true. Dr Win Huang reflects on why our understanding of ourselves must remain grounded in the realities of illness, ageing and development.

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