Cause of pain in osteochondral ankle lesions. Several factors can play a role in the cause of pain in ODs. A raise in intra-osseous pressure has been mentioned as a cause of pain and has been associated with joint degeneration [2, 3, 64].
Cauda equina syndrome is a condition that can cause radiculopathy. It is sometimes referred to as CES for short. The issue is neurological in nature, and affects the patient's lumbar plexus by way of acute function loss.Signs and symptoms.Radiculopathy is one of the symptoms that may show up when a person has cauda equina syndrome. However, other symptoms and medical signs may also be present. As an example, both legs may be affected by weakness and pain. Additionally, both ankles can lose their reflexes.t is sometimes referred to as CES for short. The issue is neurological in nature, and affects the patient's lumbar plexus by way of acute function loss. Signs and symptoms. Radiculopathy is one of the symptoms that may show up when a person has cauda equina syndrome.
1 Urinary or bowel incontinence, including any dysfunction that causes retention of urine, inability to hold urine in, or loss of rectal control. 2  Lower back pain, which may be described as an aching pain in a localized area. 3  Sharp stabbing pain in the leg. Gradual onset. 2  Symptoms of the gradual onset of cauda equina syndrome typically include recurring back pain in combination with muscle weakness and numbness and bladder and/or bowel incontinence or dysfunction.