CRPS Relief: Transformation After Severe Calf & Foot Pain | Dr. Eric Williams

Описание: At just 2 months after proximal tibial nerve release, this patient is experiencing major improvements in calf pain, foot symptoms, walking ability, and CRPS — after years of suffering and a previous tarsal tunnel release elsewhere that did not resolve the pain.

Before meeting Dr. Eric H. Williams, pain-focused peripheral nerve surgeon at the Baltimore Peripheral Nerve Pain Center, the patient struggled with:

Sharp, electric, “bee sting” pain in the back of the calf

Burning, tingling, and numbness into the sole of the foot

Calf stiffness that made walking difficult

Pain triggered by light pressure (pillows, chairs, bedsheets)

Persistent discomfort and swelling sensations behind the knee

CRPS symptoms so severe he could only wear a compression sock and one pair of shoes

After proximal tibial nerve release, the changes are remarkable:

Increased walking tolerance from 0.1 miles to 2.2 miles

No calf pain during walking

No knee pain

Foot swelling only — without nerve pain

CRPS symptoms significantly improved

No longer needs compression socks

Wearing normal shoes and sandals again

Pain creams no longer needed

At only two months post-op, this recovery shows how powerful tibial nerve decompression can be when done by a specialist who understands nerve entrapments.

If you have chronic calf pain, foot numbness, CRPS symptoms, or pain that did NOT improve after tarsal tunnel surgery, you may have proximal tibial nerve entrapment — and there is help.

📍 Eric H. Williams, MD — Pain-Focused Peripheral Nerve Surgeon
Baltimore Peripheral Nerve Pain Center
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