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Getting out for a nice run is an excellent exercise activity requiring a minimum investment in equipment that gets you some fresh air and stress relief. While the benefits of regular exercise like running outweigh the risks, you are susceptible to injuring a foot or ankle with a sprain, arch injury, or tendon pull.
Why Is My Ankle So Painful? Podiatrists often see patients for ankle injuries more often than for any other injury. Even though your feet and ankles are built to take a beating on a daily basis, the bones, tendons, and tissues are not indestructible and are prone to a variety of injuries and conditions.
A fungal toenail infection is caused by microscopic organisms that can take up residence on your skin and nails. These bugs thrive in moist and warm areas such as that provided by the inside of your sneakers and shoes.
Developing a bunion or bunionette (as it is called when it grows on the pinky toe) is a very common occurrence for many people. However, this foot abnormality is often ignored until the bunion has gotten larger and caused additional problems.
Plantar warts are large warts that grow on the bottom of your foot, but they are not usually considered to be a major health issue. The main problem with these warts is that they often grow on the ball or heel of the foot, where the most pressure comes down when you walk. This can be very painful.
Pain in the ball of the foot is caused by a variety of problems. A very common cause of this condition is called capsulitis.
One of the most interesting aspects of the structure of your foot is the arch. It is composed of three main components including one transverse arch and the two longitudinal arches. There are also many tendons, ligaments, muscles, and bones that can suffer damage or injury, resulting in direct or radiating arch pain.
Plantar fasciitis is something that can cause a great amount of pain to your heel for many reasons. It's important that you understand the significance of plantar fasciitis so that you can face it accordingly.
Achilles tendon injuries are significant and painful for many. Tendons are the groups of tissues that attach muscles to bones.
Toenail fungus can become an unflattering situation for your feet due to its appearance. When infected with the fungus that attacks your toenails, your toenails may become rigid and discolored.
Heel spurs are not just a pain to your feet, but also cause an unexpected pain in your stride. This happens because they are sharp extensions of bone at the heel formed from inflammation in that area, most likely the Achilles tendon.
Flat feet may be a hereditary trait, the result of feet failing to form arches as a child or the arches collapsing at a later age.
Exercises specifically for your feet and ankles can help improve your strength, mobility, and flexibility overall.
A Neuroma is a benign tumor that cultivates from the fibrous outer layers of a nerve, particularly in the foot.
Becoming an advocate for yourself can be a big step for some people, especially those who think their foot and ankle pain is a normal part of aging or can’t be helped.
Geriatric Foot Care is not something to consider at an older age, it should be thought of as mandatory.
This is one of the many reasons why it’s especially important to dispel the myths around diabetes and its dietary management that, even with good intentions, can be harmful to you as a diabetic.
Runners should rest their feet as much as possible. Subsequent to a fracture, there should not be much weight bearing on the recovering heel.
While rest is best when you've overworked your feet or ankles, remaining sedentary too long can have a similarly negative impact as overusing your feet and ankles.
Metatarsalgia causes pain in the front of the feet, which is in the area the metatarsal bones are located and is felt in the ball of the foot as well.
A Bunion can happen in the worse place possible on your foot, on the inner part of the big toe.
As fun as hiking can be, it's a quick and easy way to injure your feet and ankles when you're not prepared.
onsidering jogging and running rely almost entirely on our feet and ankles, it’s important to know how to identify the symptoms of Achilles tendinitis, as well as what exactly puts you at risk and how to address these issues.
Plantar Fasciitis can cause severe heel pain and is usually the culprit of heel pain as the plantar fascia ligament joins the heel bone to the toes and provides support for the arch.
Not all nail salons are created equal, and some will have you paying to pamper yourself but you wind up with an infection! Here are some tips and tricks on how to tell if your nail salon is a hit or miss:
Hammertoes arise with subtlety and eventually cause deformities because they may not be painful at first, but eventually change the shape of the foot due to their substantial magnitude.
Foot care essentials include the proper use of footwear. More than fashion accessories, the right footwear can provide proper support even for those with foot disorders.
Flat feet happen when the arches of your feet collapse or are loose and produce daily discomfort. A flat foot presents itself at any age. Arches are known to become less stable over time and the tendons in your ankle suffer as a result.
Geriatric foot care is of the utmost importance to seniors as it can mean a safeguard from fatal consequences. Seniors are at risk for sicknesses such as diabetic ulcers, ingrown toenails, infections and other foot and ankle problems.
We've all heard of bunions and often think of it as a foot condition that exclusively affects our big toes.