In fact it is a bursa connected with the knee joint. The Baker Cyst can get larger and make it difficult to bend a knee. Sometimes the Baker Cyst can get inflamed with accompanying symptoms like pain and swelling or even rupture with spill the inflamed fluid along the calf. Symptoms of Baker Cyst can mimic deep vein thrombosis.

Calcaneal spur is a bony outgrowth from the calcaneal tuberosity and damages plantar fascia causing chronic degenerative changes. The strongest pain is usually after long walking.

Sometimes it can limit sport activity or even normal walking. In most cases the pain generator is calcaneal spur or degenerative changes of plantar fascia. The strongest pain is usually after long walking.In the majority calcaneal pain is chronic, sometimes difficult to treat.

Diagnostic procedures are time-consuming, expensive and often do not explain the cause of problem. According to the literature the visceral pain sometimes may be mistaken for the abdominal wall pain.

It is commonly diagnosed as a cervical pain but it can also be the dorsal scapular nerve entrapment.

Diabetic neuropathy affects all peripheral nerves, most of all the nerves of leg and feet. In an advanced stage it can lead to the complication called ‘’ diabetic foot’’. Studies suggest that smoking, alcohol, irregular treatment, elevated lipid parameters may be the risk factor for the development of peripheral diabetic neuropathy.

At the beginning it was considered that the cause of pain is the trochanteric bursa inflammation. Lack of others symptoms of inflammation like fever, swelling, redness suggests that the cause of pain may be also gluteus medius and gluteus minimus enthesopathy. snapping hip, iliotibial band syndrome or pain radiating from lumbar area.

It is a chronic inflammation of the wrist flexor tendons at the point they attach onto the medial epicondyle of humerus. With progression of the disease the structure of the flexor tendons becomes degenerative with developing of scars, ruptures, calcifications and spurs.

The range of motion is very limited. The glenohumeral joint is surrounded by a very loose joint capsule separating the joint from the rotator cuff muscles. When the capsule becomes inflamed and stiff it leads to pain and to limit the range of motion. Predisposing factors to adhesive capsulitis are age  , female gender, diabetes, thyroid diseases.       Frozen shoulder can last for a couple of years.