Cuboid Syndrome Tests

Diagnosing cuboid syndrome involves a thorough assessment, including a cuboid syndrome test, evaluating lateral midfoot pain, and examining the bone and surrounding structures, such as the navicular and cuboid bones.

Peroneal cuboid syndrome typically presents with lateral midfoot pain, tenderness around the cuboid bone, and challenges in weight-bearing activities.

To heal cuboid syndrome, physical therapists can manipulate or mobilize the cuboid bone, followed by immobilization if necessary. Supporting the foot with taping, bracing, orthotics, and strengthening exercises, along with RICE and anti-inflammatory medications, also aids recovery.