Almost all sports activities require explosive foot movements for optimum performance. This is the reason why athletes in particular are at high risk for foot injuries.
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Hallux rigidus or big toe arthritis happens when the joint at the base of the big toe (hallux) stiffens (rigidus) severely limiting its movement. It is progressive arthritic condition that affects the toes motion.
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Cracked heels can be the result of pressure bearing down on dry skin. The feet can also produce more skin cells in an attempt to provide extra cushion.
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But whether for fashion or as a work-related requirement, foot problems far more permanent than pain are slowly creeping into people’s consciousness. More and more people have come forward for surgeries related to wearing high heels.
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Warts are usually self-limiting and eventually disappear on their own. But for those who would like to get rid of these skin imperfections quickly, over the counter medications are available.
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It’s a subject that is not often discussed and one which could quickly cause your hands to cover your nose. Smelly feet after all is not a pleasant subject but can be a cause of concern especially for the people around you.
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It's easy to ignore toenail conditions, it could easily be hidden from the sight of others and most of these don’t cause pain. But if left untreated toenail conditions can lead to serious infection and even toenail deformity.
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Flat foot in adults could be caused by a variety factors. Just like flat foot commonly seen in children, the foot deformity results in a fallen arch and the foot pointing outward.
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Aging brings many changes to our body and this could be seen in our feet. Years of abuse could add up leaving our feet ripe for injuries. Our feet are responsible for supporting our body weight.
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Heel pain is one of the most common foot concerns podiatrists see. The condition is so common that many Americans simply regard this as part of their daily lives. For many, heel pain may come and go, but for some it can become a chronic or long-term medical condition making this a real health concern.
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