Plantar Fasciitis pain occurs for a number of reasons, whether it be genetics, injury, or any number of other causes. But your habits will contribute to the severity. There are many bad habits that are making your plantar fasciitis worse. Plantar fasciitis is the name […]
If you have bad feet, orthotics can save your feet from hours of uncomfortable walking and the subsequent foot pain at the end of the day. Depending on what might be the issue at hand, some people might do fine with over-the-counter orthotics while others […]
Morton’s neuroma affects around 30 percent of the American population despite not being a very well-known condition. The condition can present itself in various forms and has many different causes. This might be the reason that so many people are unaware that the pain in […]
The Achilles tendon is located on the back of the heel, and it connects the calf muscle to the heel bone. It is a prominent tendon, and it is visible under the skin on most people. When the Achilles tendon becomes inflamed, it is called […]
Ingrown toenails are a painful and highly common condition that happens when one of your toenails begins to cut into the skin that surrounds your nail rather than growing straight and flat. The larger toes on your feet are the most susceptible to this painful […]
Have you noticed changes in one or more of your nails or in your skin? Changes in texture, color, or shape may be initially harmless, but can also be an indicator of disease. It is important to know the signs and stages of conditions that […]
One of the most common questions people ask a podiatrist is whether or not you can correct bunions without surgery. There are various ways that you can receive relief from your bunion pain with the help of a podiatrist, and without the need for any […]
A normal foot has three main arches to it: the metatarsal, lateral, and medial. These three arches help your feet bear the weight put on them by your body, and they also help to propel your body forward. If the arches on your feet become […]
Studies estimate that over 20 million people in the US have a form of peripheral neuropathy. However, this number could be significantly higher than even this. Not every person who exhibits one or more of the symptoms of neuropathy undergoes a test to determine whether […]
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