Bunions are bony protrusions at the base of the big toe joint that can cause pain when walking. If you have just come home from a long day at work and are experiencing bunion pain, there are ways to ease … Read More
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What Could Be Causing the Pain in My Heels?
The heel absorbs the force of your body weight with every step. While our feet are strong and resilient, too much stress over time can cause the inner structures of the foot to become overloaded – which can lead to … Read More
When to See a Doctor for Ankle Pain
The ankle is a common site for pain and injury. Fortunately, most cases of ankle pain resolve in a few days. Conservative home remedies are often enough to result in a speedy recovery.
However, some causes of ankle pain can … Read More
Nonsurgical Treatment Options For Big Toe Joint Pain
Like any other body part, your big toe is prone to disease and injury that may cause varying degrees of pain and movement limitations. Fortunately, there are several ways to relieve big toe joint pain that do not involve surgery.… Read More
Foot Problems People Mistake For Bunions
Do you have a bony bump on the outer part of your big toe? While you might dismiss it as a bunion at first glance, that may not always be the case. Some foot problems appear similar to a bunion … Read More
Foot Pain: 5 Signs Your Child Should See a Foot Specialist
Developing structures in children’s feet can get injured in several ways during playtime. Certain medical conditions can also affect the normal growth of their feet.
While you can treat some forms of children’s foot pain at home, others warrant a … Read More
What happens if you don’t seek treatment for heel pain?
Plantar fasciitis is usually the reason behind heel pain. Those who run, play sports, or stand for long periods of time are at risk of irritating their plantar fascia, which is a tissue that connects the heel bone to the … Read More
Why Do Children Experience Foot Pain at Night?
If your child is having trouble sleeping through the night because of pain in the legs and feet, it does not necessarily cause worry. It is usually not caused by a serious, underlying disease. What your son or daughter could … Read More
