 A
ganglion is a fluid-filled swelling of the lining of a joint or
tendon. Although ganglions can form on any part of the foot, they
most often appear on the ankle or the top of the foot.
Ganglions
tend to change in size and usually grow slowly.
Note:
Ganglions can vary from the size of a small pea to the size of
a golf ball.
Common Problems: Ankle
Fractures | Ankle Sprains
| Arthritis | Bunions
| Corns
Fungal Problems | Ganglions |
Gout | Hammer
Toes | Heel Spurs | Nail
Problems | Neuromas
Plantar Fasciitis | Tendonitis
| Ulcers (Pressure Ulcers) | Warts
Education & Reference: What
Is Podiatry? | Common Problems
Terms & Treatments | Diabetic
Foot Care | ESWT - Shockwave Therapy
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